One thing I have done is check the spring on the throttle. I had this happen and the spring that holds the throttle in a specific location had come unhooked. I simply held the throttle open, had another person sstart the mower and then reattached the spring to hold the throttle open in the desired position.
The fuel filter is clogged and restricting the flow of fuel to the carburetor.
the bolt in bottom center of carburetor bowl has holes in it that are stopped up like mine was.
Your float is probably stuck or your fuel system is dirty. Try some carb cleaner if that does not work you may have to take the carb apart and clean it. good luck.
If the key is in the on position and the engine is not running, the fuel pump is off. If the engine is running then the fuel pump is also. During the start cycle the pump will only run for 3 seconds unless the engine starts.
Revving your engine past its shift points is never a good idea. Unless you are on a track day, revving your engine past its limits not only means consuming more gas, but your car starts revving heavily and if you continue to do so, you will damage your transfer case.
it is losing its prime... i have the same problem right now and i have cleaned the carburetor, changed the gas and spark plug and changed the air filter. The only thing that i can think of is that there is something wrong with the priming bulb or the gas cap is hindering the air flow... still trying to repair....
Pumps are very quiet and hard to hear. If the engine starts and runs then the pump is running. You can hear it if you remove the gas cap and listen at the fuel tank opening while someone turns the ignition to the on position. It will only run for a few seconds unless you start the engine.
Normally, the tiger would be hunted and killed. Once a tiger starts eating people, it may continue to do so unless stopped.
If the vehicle has an electric fuel pump, then no, it runs no matter if the engine is running or not, but it will only run for a few seconds unless the engine is started. However if the pump is mechanical then the engine must be running for the pump to work.
40 seconds, unless a timeout was called, in which case they have 60 seconds
Yes it will continue unless you call and cancel the policy.
Unless the EGR position sensor is shorting out the 5V reference, NO. If you suspect the sensor, simply unplug it & see if the starts.