Posted by Geo-TH,In on October 31, 2016 at 15:57:43 from (172.78.79.69):
In Reply to: carb solenoid posted by norm wampler on October 31, 2016 at 14:38:12:
The carb solenoid really isn't necessary. I have an old kohler on a craftsman. I held the solenoid open with a paper clip. Been working for years.
As far as solenoid preventing backfiring in muffler and dieseling, it's a joke.
I can remove the power to the solenoid on my 20 hp Kohler command and it will keep running at high speed indefinately. If I idle it down and it takes about 3-5 seconds for engine to die.
Remove the power to solenoid on a 20 hp Honda and it will run for about the same time, but stop regardless if it running fast or slow.
I turn my engines off by removing power to solenoid and running engine out of gas. This prevents all possibilities of backfiring or dieseling that will occur if you stop engine by killing spark.
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