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Anonymous Posted on Oct 15, 2014

Powerwasher won,t start pull cord hard to pull?

Was ran for about five mins without water

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Oil may have seeped into cylinder? Oil will not compress. Remove spark plug, then pull cord. Is it easier? If so, continue to pull a few times blowing out all oil. Reinsert plug, should go. If still hard to pull, motor has seized.

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SOURCE: My pull cord to my pressure washer is hard to pull

take out the spark plug and trying pulling it , if its still tight then you may have seized your pump ) , put a rag over te spark plug hole as there may be fuel/oil mix in the cylinder , check the oil in the engine , check the oil in the pump ( look for milkey white , if found then your pump back seals have gone )

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SOURCE: I have a Briggs and Stratton power washer

Spray well with WD-40 or similar, and take a small chisel, on it's edge, and hit hard enough to allow chisel to dig in to head of screw, making a "V" like slot in the head, then angle chisel slightly and start tapping in direction of loosening(counter clockwise.) Once it loosens enough to get a pair of visegrips attached to head, use them, and spin them out. Make sure you replace them with new screws.

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