Posted by Rick Kr on November 19, 2009 at 13:26:26 from (198.208.251.22):
About four weeks ago, I posted on trouble-shooting my dads generator (10hp Tecumseh). Kept dying out, no spark etc.
Wired around the oil sensor, problem fixed. There was some discussion the problem might be the coil after was getting hot, going open. Most everyone said look at the sensor first, based on theirs going bad also.
We just decided to permanently wire around the sensor. I think they wanted $52 for the sensor.
The float style sensor would read 0 ohms even when turned upside down. My dad is the type of guy that will keep the oil checked. Seems more and more sensors for this and that, is just more things to break down the road.
How did we ever survive the "old days" without low oil, low coolant, low tire pressure etc sensors all over?????????
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