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Re: I'm confused. I need some help
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Posted by KBB on July 01, 2005 at 20:31:33 from (69.34.154.34):
In Reply to: Re: I'm confused. I need some help posted by Duner Wi on July 01, 2005 at 19:24:58:
Until you can find out what is causing this problem just shut the tractor down in high gear and lock the brakes down tight and let out the clutch with the engine ideling, in other words , just choke the tractor off. Sounds like timing off,to far advanced,or it could be minus. Either way your fuel and electrial are not in combination. You can be working it too hard and cause it to overheat which will not allow it to burn all the fuel in the chambers. Last vehicle I had that dieseled I just got rid of it ,there was no fix . Or after working it hard let it idle and let it cool down then try switching it off. Sounds like you just a minor problem. Anyway this would irritate me. When an engine diesels it runs backwards causing all kinds of stress. Who did you buy this tractor from? Contact the previous owner and question them about the smta dieseling when trying to shut it down. In all cases they will say it never done it. I would advise to get rid of it and find another tractor. But then again it could be fixed if you can find out whats causing it to do this. Try this, crank the tractor in the morning while it's cold and then switch it off ,if it shuts down like its suppose to ,then take it from there. I still say it's the timing,just check your plugs and points and all the wires .Setting the timing is real easy. Rotate the thing the points are in while the engine is running,listen good. It may take several trys. I'm sure you will get better help concerning this subject.
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