Hello guys I'm new to the page. After doing some research I found out multiple things that could be stopping my Mahindra 2565 CL from starting. I recently used a tractor to discuss some food plots and no issues at all, parked it come back 2 weeks later and it will not start. The tractor is only a year-and-a-half old and has 91 hours on it. When I go to crank it she seems to be getting plenty enough revolutions and I'll just try to keep rolling over but she won't fire. Before I Mahindra involved, is there any suggestions or ideas that y'all can have to share with me? The three most common things everybody has told me is that it's probably glow plugs, a fuse, or the fuel pump is out. I've checked all the fuses so I don't think that is it. Any help is appreciated.
Mahindra 2565, fires but won't turn over...
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RjCorazza
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Most likely fuel related. A good first step is to bleed the fuel system and confirm fuel is flowing.
If there is no fuel at the bleeders then start from the tank forward checking for fuel flow.
Some common problems that come to mind are : obstruction at tank outlet, leaking or cracked fuel lines allowing air in, obstructed fuel filter (or filter **** off valve if present), bad lift pump, defective injector pump, or fuel shut-off solenoid.
Good luck, but if you have performed all required maintenance and did not introduce contaminated fuel, perhaps letting Mahindra handle it under warranty would be in order.
If there is no fuel at the bleeders then start from the tank forward checking for fuel flow.
Some common problems that come to mind are : obstruction at tank outlet, leaking or cracked fuel lines allowing air in, obstructed fuel filter (or filter **** off valve if present), bad lift pump, defective injector pump, or fuel shut-off solenoid.
Good luck, but if you have performed all required maintenance and did not introduce contaminated fuel, perhaps letting Mahindra handle it under warranty would be in order.
OK TY for that reply. One thing I forgot to mention is that the glow plug light is not acknowledgeding now on my dash. I don't know if this matters but on my 4010 I always Prime the glow plugs first for about 30 seconds until the light goes off and then I crank the tractor. well now on my 2565 the glow plug light is not even lighting up on the dash
OK TY for that reply. One thing I forgot to mention is that the glow plug light is not acknowledgeding now on my dash. I don't know if this matters but on my 4010 I always Prime the glow plugs first for about 30 seconds until the light goes off and then I crank the tractor. well now on my 2565 the glow plug light is not even lighting up on the dash
I am betting on a fuel stop solenoid. Could be a fuse, it could of died, but most likely you have a safety switch engaged preventing the tractor from allowing the stop solenoid to allow fuel.
Have you checked the PTO Switch? Gear switches?
Have you checked the PTO Switch? Gear switches?
Ok TY for that reply. I think you may be right after doing more research on this. I have a local tractor mechanic coming out either Friday or Monday to take a look and try and diagnose my problem. I'll be sure to share on here what he finds out.
