The engine whines not like a starter spin but like a whirring i have new battery & starter what else can i check i checked fusible link its ok all fuses are ok
I am sorry but I just don't understand what the problem is, try to explain it a little clearer, what do you mean whirring ? don't get that. try to explain the noise a different way, when does this happen?I am sorry but I just don't understand what the problem is, try to explain it a little clearer, what do you mean whirring ? don't get that. try to explain the noise a different way, when does this happen?
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Have you ever changed the timing belt? if broken, will crank with an "empty" type sound, loose. this is an interference engine which means the valves will collide with the pistons if engine becomes "out of time". ex. broken timing belt. best thing to do is put a new belt on and see if its ok. especially if it didnt break at engine speed. this is all if my hunch is right.
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Does engine turn over or is the starter spinning free of engaging the engine? May need new starter if it is not engaging engine. Additional help available with Lawn tractors and mowers at this link "https://www.6ya.com/philip_b05beb373d913f26
If you are mechanically inclined, check for power at the starter when turning key to start. Where is your fusible link attached ? Try by passing starter solenoid, if engine turns over, you may have a bad starter.
check that the ignition fusible link is intact. There may be an inertia switch that has shut down as it would recognise the spin out as an accident. Check with a service centre of an accredited auto electrician
Hi Paula, As both the battery and alternator have been replaced, there are only few remaining reasons why the alternator will not charge. Make sure of the socket connection being fitted correctly and that there is a good connection on each of the connectors inside the connector. Check and make sure the earth earth connection between the battery and the engine is correct and that both ends are tightened correctly. Inspect the 'Alt' fuse in the fuse holder and also the fusible link. Also make sure that the belt is tight. Regards John
Check all your battery connections, especially the ground wire to the engine. I would recommend cleaning all your battery connections and terminals on the starter.
Sounds like a fusible link burned out. Check the wires at the battery cable post of the starter. The smaller wires connected here are the fusible links if equipped. If not then check where the smaller positive cable off the battery goes to the fuse box. It will be connected to fuses there which could be burned out.
Q1. Engine will not start or is hard to start (Cranks OK)A1 -Ignition lock switch faulty-Ignition coil faulty-Power transistor faulty-Spark plugs faulty-Ignition wiring disconnected or broken-Spark plugs faultyQ2,
Engine will not crankA2.
Battery dischargedBattery cables loose, corroded or worn outTransaxle range switch faulty (Vehicle with automatic transaxle only)Fusible link blownStarter motor faultyIgnition switch faultyIgnition lock switch faultyREMEDYCharge or replace batteryRepair or replace cablesAdjust or replace switchReplace fusible linkRepair starter motorReplace ignition switchReplace ignition lock switch
like there not enough power to start when the battery is good
autodr has it right I think, check the timing belt.
I am sorry but I just don't understand what the problem is, try to explain it a little clearer, what do you mean whirring ? don't get that. try to explain the noise a different way, when does this happen?
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