celicaxx
New member
First, I want to thank people here and YouTube that share their troubleshooting and repairs.
I was going to flush my radiator and put in some fresh antifreeze mix, but the tractor wouldn't start/run, so I thought since it only spun over a few revolutions, it was just low on battery power. Charged the battery up, but it still wouldn't run after cranking.
Checked the fuel: getting fuel to the lift pump, fuel bowl was full, fuel inlet to the injection pump was getting fuel. But when I checked for fuel going out of the injection pump, nothing. No fuel coming out from any line I cracked open.
I shot a little starting fluid in the intake, and it fired up but wouldn't stay running. Checked fuses; all were good.
Gave up and researched this forum first, then went to YouTube to look at injection pumps, relays, and solenoids. I kept circling back to the fuel stop solenoid....seemed to be a legit ailment and the check was simple enough.
Checked the solenoid today after pulling it off the pump; solenoid did not retract and the tractor ran!
Now I know what to fix.
For the hell of it, I took it apart to see what it looks like internally, put it back together, and now the damn thing works.
I'm still going to source a spare solenoid just to have
I was going to flush my radiator and put in some fresh antifreeze mix, but the tractor wouldn't start/run, so I thought since it only spun over a few revolutions, it was just low on battery power. Charged the battery up, but it still wouldn't run after cranking.
Checked the fuel: getting fuel to the lift pump, fuel bowl was full, fuel inlet to the injection pump was getting fuel. But when I checked for fuel going out of the injection pump, nothing. No fuel coming out from any line I cracked open.
I shot a little starting fluid in the intake, and it fired up but wouldn't stay running. Checked fuses; all were good.
Gave up and researched this forum first, then went to YouTube to look at injection pumps, relays, and solenoids. I kept circling back to the fuel stop solenoid....seemed to be a legit ailment and the check was simple enough.
Checked the solenoid today after pulling it off the pump; solenoid did not retract and the tractor ran!
Now I know what to fix.
For the hell of it, I took it apart to see what it looks like internally, put it back together, and now the damn thing works.

I'm still going to source a spare solenoid just to have