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10-12-2011, 02:59 PM
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2150 help
Im working on a friends Cub Cadet 2150. Ive recently replaced the battery and key switch. Detailed all grounds and checked the wiring. I can get it to crank but not fire. I was wondering if there was any way to diagnose the fuel pump? I can crank the engine and squirt starting fluid into the carb, the engine wants to fire but doesnt follow through.
 Are there other parts i need to check while im at it that could cause it not to run? Also he told me that the mower deck just quit working when it did run. How do i go about checking that as well, once i get it running again? Thanks for any help you can give guys! 
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10-12-2011, 05:32 PM
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1 remove the fuel line that goes from the pump to the carb. Turn it over it should pump fuel out. Yes? Go to carb, no remove the fuel line from the tank side of the pump. Do we have fuel running out of the tank? If yes, pump, If no, well Houston, we have a problem. There is a blockage from the tank to the pump. Now if the pump is pumping and it isnt geting threw the carb, we need to find out why. A little trick Ill do at work is, start with a dry plug, if your cranking the engine and it wont start, pull the plug, is it wet, if so you have a ing problem.
On the deck to check the pto provided all the wiring is good, sitting in the seat eng not running but the switch in the run position, pull the pto switch, did it click? If yes then theres a belt problem, if no, theres an electrical problem. Hope this gets you heading in the right direction.
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