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Husqvarna / Kawasaki problems
Hi Guys; :
![]() If this is the wrong forum to post this in, I apologise. I'm having a problem with a Kawasaki engine in a Husqvarna Riding mower. Its the FH 430V 15 Hp engine. Only 115 hours, 5 years old. It seems down on power (lugs down when mower is engaged and / or going uphill). Plus I'm getting alot of gas in the engine oil. With a couple hour's running, the level in the crankcase will go up about 1/2 a qt. and gas consumption has gone up. Seems to run OK, no excessive smoking. I've checked the throttle and choke linkages, they seem OK. The fuel pump will hold a vacuum if I suck on the vacuum port, so I think that's OK ?I asked at the local dealer and they did say something about some Kawasaki engines having "issues with blowby". Anyone else experience this ? Thanks in advance. ![]() Howard |
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Sounds like a carb float issue.
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Thanks for the reply.
I've had the carb apart and cleaned it carefully with carb cleaner, blown out all the passages I can see. Needle and seat look OK so, I didn't replace them.(it was actually quite clean when I took it apart). I put a tach on it and found that it was only at 3200 RPM at WOT so I reset the governor so its at about 3650 at WOT now. The low on power issue is gone, not sure about the gas in the oil though. I haven't had a chance to use it, its been rainy and cool up here for the last couple of weeks. If I'm still getting gas in the oil, I think I'll try another fuel pump. |
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so I think that's OK ?







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