Code54
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A buddy of mine was talking to me about a issue with his lawn tractor so I thought I would post the question.
He has a Husqvarna lawn tractor from Lowes (48" cut with a non pro Kohler motor).
When he cuts a bank that slopes one direction it stalls and dies. if he cuts the same bank the opponent way it is fine.
He has taken the tractor to the dealer and they replaced both the carb and the fuel pump. It still has the same problem. The dealer pretty much said they give up.
Anyway I mentioned the gas tank vent and he found a hose that connects from the neck of the tank and runs to either the airbag or the carb he believes (I don't have a photo). I told him to disconnect this line at the tank and see if it runs. he did and it ran perfect. Hooked it back up and found that fuel drains into the line and that is when it chokes itself out.
We tried looking up the model parts diagram online and the funny thing is it did not even show the line nor the connection on the tank??? Go figure. Any idea what this line would be (Gas tank vent, some kind of carb vent perhaps) Without seeing it I can really guess as I know next to nothing about these mowers. Any thoughts on the proper repair???
He needs the mower and I am a bit of a ways away but think it would help if I can get it here and I take it apart to figure it out but would like to know if there is something he could do at his house to repair it.
Can you guys figure this one out???
THANKS
He has a Husqvarna lawn tractor from Lowes (48" cut with a non pro Kohler motor).
When he cuts a bank that slopes one direction it stalls and dies. if he cuts the same bank the opponent way it is fine.
He has taken the tractor to the dealer and they replaced both the carb and the fuel pump. It still has the same problem. The dealer pretty much said they give up.
Anyway I mentioned the gas tank vent and he found a hose that connects from the neck of the tank and runs to either the airbag or the carb he believes (I don't have a photo). I told him to disconnect this line at the tank and see if it runs. he did and it ran perfect. Hooked it back up and found that fuel drains into the line and that is when it chokes itself out.
We tried looking up the model parts diagram online and the funny thing is it did not even show the line nor the connection on the tank??? Go figure. Any idea what this line would be (Gas tank vent, some kind of carb vent perhaps) Without seeing it I can really guess as I know next to nothing about these mowers. Any thoughts on the proper repair???
He needs the mower and I am a bit of a ways away but think it would help if I can get it here and I take it apart to figure it out but would like to know if there is something he could do at his house to repair it.
Can you guys figure this one out???
THANKS