Posted by BlueJimmy on May 11, 2010 at 09:19:03 from (74.37.231.196):
I own a 234 and recently began tinkering with the fuel shut off solenoid. i know exactly what you mean... it seems to work backwards. When it is empowered the plunger pushes outwards, which, according to the manual, is the "fuel off" position.
If you ever figure that out, please post.
I determined the relay feeding the solenoid was bad. The replacement (which also serves the oil sensor switch) was $250. I rigged an old horn relay and it seems to work.
Now I am pumping oil out the dipstick. Cracked piston? Time for a compression test. Sigh...
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