Posted by bc on June 23, 2008 at 07:28:47 from (75.27.226.227):
In Reply to: Re: 656 poblem posted by RustyFarmall on June 23, 2008 at 07:12:53:
My 2606 had an adjustable solenoid which they don't make anymore. When the solenoid quit working someone disconnected it and just screwed the solenoid out a little. Instead of putting in a new non-adjustable one which also required power to it, I just ordered the manual adjusting screw, nut, and packing. That way I can adjust the main jet if I want to. I also have a fuel shut off valve in line to shut off fuel anyway. These solenoids helped to stop dieseling and leakage through the carb.
You should be able to pull the solenoid and let gas drain into a funnel and gas can for 5 or more minutes. If not you are having some sediment issues with the tank and bulb and/or filter screen plugging (don't know if yours has the inline screen where the line screws into the carb or not). I've been through the tank cleaning and rust issues already.
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