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Re: I'M HAVING BIG TROUBLE WITH MY IH 444 TRACTOR
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Posted by Allan on November 20, 2003 at 05:59:40 from (148.63.132.164):
In Reply to: I'M HAVING BIG TROUBLE WITH MY IH 444 TRACTOR WANT posted by Rick on November 20, 2003 at 04:50:32:
Rick, I'm not familiar with your tractor at all, so please bear with me. Is that thing still backfiring when you try to start it after it has quits? Also, back away from the trees for a minute so that you can see the forest: It only takes three things for an engine to run. A fuel/air mixture, a spark for the ignition, and compression. What is missing when it quits? What is not there? Is it fuel it lacks, is it the compression, or is it the spark? I still say that the backfiring upon trying to restart is telling you that there is a problem in the ignition system somewhere. It is trying to run, but can't; the spark is coming in at the wrong cycle and is producing that backfire. How about the iginition switch? Trying to help as I know you are frustrated, but remember, it is just a chunk of iron and there is a root cause there somewhere. Allan
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