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Old 01-13-2016, 03:19 PM
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Well i got a 450 for the 982 and it ran alittle rough so i took carb off and gave it to the local shop to clean. They did and I reinstalled it and nothing. I came to the conclusion its not getting fuel because when I turn it over and squirt fuel in it runs but nothing with out it so i replaced the fuel pump and still nothing and yes new one is pumping fuel.Please help this daggum 982 is turning into a real ball buster.
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Is there a Fuel Filter on this tractor...??? If so, does it need to be replaced...???

Is the flow of fuel to carb good & steady...???
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Are you 100% sure the new pump is pumping?

Could the needle valve be stuck shut inside the carb.

Do you have a fuel filter on it or did trash get into the carb again?
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Fuel filter is good and needle opens and closes
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Well, if the pump is pumping, filter is good and the needle is working correctly it's time for step 2.

Pull the exhaust off, then the intake manifold, remove carb, disassemble and give it a good soaking in carb cleaner overnight and blow it clean. Check the float setting as shown in the manual. You may need a rebuild kit from here.
http://onanparts.com/

Shine a light down the intake manifold in the dark and see if you need to reseal it. That doesn't have anything to do with your problem but it's a good time to check it.

Is there gas in the tank..... I've been down that road 1 to many times.
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No its got gas, but carb was cleaned. It just acts like its got no gas. It runs when i put fuel in it. I'm going to try blowing out the intake
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Can you hear the floats moving in the bowl when you turn it upside down? I take a hose and blow in it as I do this to see if the needle is working the way it should...
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There are different carbs on the Onans, mine has the Walbro--I think it is a little less common. Here is the link to some info I posted on where to get a carb kit and my rebuilding, go to post #16

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...t=34965&page=2

On mine I could pull the top off the carb with it on the engine and see if it was getting fuel. You might want to stick a paper towel in the intake so you don't drop anything in it.
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Yes john my carb is the same way a walbro top comes off
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Did you adjust your mixture screws? I think they're 1 and a half for idle screw 1 3/4 for the main. Look at the owners manual for adjustments. You can download it. Just don't crank down on the screws!
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