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04-19-2015, 03:15 PM
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1806 runs great occasional won't restart
My 1806 will run like a champ and then I shut her down and I'll go to restart it and it won't start. All of the wires seem fine. Is there anything I may have missed or any suggestions on what I can replace electrical?
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04-19-2015, 03:35 PM
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Then Did you dribble a little gas in the carb to see if it was a fuel delivery problem?
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04-19-2015, 04:32 PM
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Another thing to check would be the carburetor. I had an identical issue, the carb needle wasn't sealing against the seat due to crud and gas was pouring into the cylinders flooding the engine. It would have to sit for hours before it would start again.
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04-19-2015, 11:23 PM
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After it would shut off I pulled the plugs and checked both there was no spark I could smell gas there is an electric fuel pump on it that the fella a got it from put on it an with the ignition turn on you can hear it run the gas is new I know with my 582 with a briggs I replaced the magneto the 1806 has a kohler 18 magnum will this have a magneto also or does it have points coil and condenser. I'll definitely look into the carb maybe pull it and get it rebuilt let me know what you guys all think my 582 is not finished yet it's body panels and deck are at the powder coat shop so as for a back up I'm not fortunate yet
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04-19-2015, 11:25 PM
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04-19-2015, 11:28 PM
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[QUOTE=CTS 582;323638]After it would shut off I pulled the plugs and checked both there was no spark I could smell gas there is an electric fuel pump on it that the fella a got it from put on it an with the ignition turn on you can hear it run the gas is new I know with my 582 with a briggs I replaced the magneto the 1806 has a kohler 18 magnum will this have a magneto also or does it have points coil and condenser. I'll definitely look into the carb maybe pull it and get it rebuilt let me know what you guys all think my 582 is not finished yet it's body panels and deck are at the powder coat shop so as for a back up I'm not fortunate yet
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04-19-2015, 11:54 PM
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No points on electronic ign.
Pull the kill wire connector, to make sure it not a wiring/or switch problem grounding it. If still no spark, your electronic coil/magneto died, not uncommon, and not cheap. Heat kills them, you will possibly find it packed with trash. BTDT!
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04-20-2015, 12:58 AM
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This sounds like the problem I often have with my 782 with a Magnum engine. On mine, the engine runs, but sometimes I can't restart it. The engine turns over but won't start, and it is getting gas. I found the problem was the key switch electrical 5-terminal connector: the black plastic thing that plugs into the key switch. The wire that goes to the ignition module (ie magneto) jiggles loose from the key switch prong. So I reach into the dash and push all the wires in and then the 782 fires right up. Yes I know I've got to replace it, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
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