

| Subject: | Re: Heat Related Ignition Failure |
| From: | JRodgers |
| Date: | Tue, 11 Mar 2014 08:55:27 -0500 |
Yes, Scott. I am familiar. Went through this back through Christmas with this same machine. Finally figured out it was the hall sender. It was actually broken. Replaced it with one from an engine that is out of service. Now this - symptoms that are the same as the old broken sender. I considered that the hall sender might be failing - but I wasn't where I could do the hall sender test. Didn't have ANY tools with me when this happened. Will be prepared next time it faults however. Then I can test. But in the mean time - what else? Ken suspects the Temp II sensor is getting funky! John On 3/11/2014 1:23 AM, SDF ( Scott Daniel Foss ) wrote: > this is exactly what a dodgy Hall Sender looks like. > > On 3/10/2014 9:31 PM, JRodgers wrote: >> Argh! >> >> Wouldn't you know - after selling off Volksiebus, Ol'Red decides to go >> on the fritz - again!! Left me stranded in the Grocery Store parking lot. >> >> After coming out of the store, attempted to start and it was no go. >> Grind, Grind, Grind went the starter. I got out, did a distributor wire >> check - no spark. Waited a few, tried again. lots of spark. Put it >> together, tried to start - grind, grind, grind - no start. not even a >> spit. >> >> Engine was hot, and the fuel pump would run, so I decided two wait a >> bit, then try again. I walked to some local stores and an hour later >> came back. Vroom, Vrooom! it fired right up, >> >> This is a puzzle. Any suggestions as to where I might start looking for >> a fault?? Seems heat related. >> >> Thanks.. >> >> John >> >
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