kio
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My kioti lb1914 tractor will not start on it's own, so I use chock and carb cleaner/starter. Is this a bad thing? I have tried everything else but nothing will start it except!CARB-cleaner/is this a problem
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My kioti lb1914 tractor will not start on it's own, so I use chock and carb cleaner/starter. Is this a bad thing? I have tried everything else but nothing will start it except!
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Yes, its a issue. That is to new of a tractor to not start. Get the dealer to figure out what is wrong.
You can do real damage to a diesel using any starting aid.
Chris
You can do real damage to a diesel using any starting aid.
Chris
gengine
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The more you use any starting aid on a diesel, the more it needs. In a weird way, it gets addicted to it. Carb and choke cleaner as well as ether change the combustion chamber pressures and can really mess things up, as well as dry out the cylinder walls, leading to rapid engine wear. Have a mechanic check things out to see why it's not starting.
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? I'm not familar with your particular tractor, but doesn't your tractor have glow plugs already?
If your battery dies, could be your charging system is not working correctly or your battery is shot.
If your battery dies, could be your charging system is not working correctly or your battery is shot.
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Sounds to me like you have quite a few issues.
My guess with the tractor bogging down is fuel. My guess is you have a dirty fuel system and its starving for fuel. Drain the fuel tank, put in fresh diesel fuel, and change out the filters. This may fix the starting issue also.
Your electrical issues can be a number of things. It may be time to just spend some money and get it to the dealers.
Chris
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In cooler weather a diesel is harder to start.
A diesel needs a good strong battery & god starter to spin the engine quickly. A slow or sluggish starter/battery means the engine doesn't spin fast enough to fire up.
I suspect your problems are related. If you have battery issues, your tractor is not spinning fast enough to start.
Get the battery. charging issue fixed. Bet it will start fine then.
-->Paul
A diesel needs a good strong battery & god starter to spin the engine quickly. A slow or sluggish starter/battery means the engine doesn't spin fast enough to fire up.
I suspect your problems are related. If you have battery issues, your tractor is not spinning fast enough to start.
Get the battery. charging issue fixed. Bet it will start fine then.
-->Paul
Thanks, it is a new bat, but it will run down after awhile exc after running it for a while and then it starts to bog down then when I go back to start it the bat is completely dead? Im getting new fuel filter and an air filter. I have a new oil filter and new lubes for all working parts! Im getting their. You have been a big help! Thanks again...:thumbsup:
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If your battery is going dead there is something wrong with either the alternator or charging circuit. Start by checking the fuses. Next charge your battery with a battery charger. Take your volt meter and check the voltage after charged. A good battery should be 12.5V or better. Now start the tractor and check the battery with it running. You should see 14V or so with it running if the alternator or charging circuit is good.
Chris
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