you talking about the fuel control solenoid? don't know of anything else that could be called the engine control relay.Had the engine control relay go out in my tractor. Installed new one and now the tractor wont rev past 2000rpm. No issues with the cable. The throttle linkage has full range of movement. Not sure what would cause this.
Yea I cracked top of I injectors to make sure no air. Not sure if the factory fuel pump isn’t putting out enough fuel to keep up due to an internal issue in the pump. It’s only rated to put out .01 gpm. Any restriction with that may be part of the issue. I’ll try a few things and see what happens.as far as I know the solenoid powered by that relay is either open or shut, no in between so can't see that relay short messing with that. fact it comes up to 2K rpm leads me to think thats ok.
assume the tank/line work was done due to this new problem of only hitting 2k correct?
did you crack lines on pump and injectors to bleed ?
just for grins remove fuel cap see if works fine, prob won't matter though. maybe remove air filter also. this checks tank venting and for restricted airflow.
That’s what I was getting ready to add to this post. I purchased a digital tach. Throttled up to full power, engaged rear pto and rear pto reads around 680rpm. So at full throttle that’s probably accurate so now I assume the dash tach is messed up at higher rpm. It reads correct idle of 900. So I guess when the alternator fried it messed up the dash cluster as well.Are you sure your tachometer is accurate?
I did the air filter and fuel cap check. The dash cluster is all electric. While running I can remove plug from behind dash cluster, tach and hour meter go off.If I remember right (jese I was just messing with one 3 days ago you think I can remember????) rpm section of tach is mechanical, only hour meter electric.
did you try with air filter and fuel cap removed yet? costs nothing takes 5 minutes. rule out airflow and tank vent issues.
gc2400 mechanical tach the 540 mark is just over 2500rpm, I rev limit at approx 2850 +/- rpm so 680rpm is prob dead on.That’s what I was getting ready to add to this post. I purchased a digital tach. Throttled up to full power, engaged rear pto and rear pto reads around 680rpm. So at full throttle that’s probably accurate so now I assume the dash tach is messed up at higher rpm. It reads correct idle of 900. So I guess when the alternator fried it messed up the dash cluster as well.