That's a good idea, but many times a broken compression release acts the same way even if the starter and solenoid are good. I got luck with the process of elimination.
@@oviduran You can check compression release by removing air filter and stuffing a rag in air intake momenrteraly until it starts and quickly removing rag once it starts. I started a tractor like that for years because sometimes it is not worth the repair.
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Great job Ovi.🙏👍🙏👍
Thanks Ray. I'm learning as I go.
Where can I find the same oil pump suction tool you use
I used this tool here but you can always use a turkey baster too: amzn.to/4gQXfMz
Why didn't you try jumping directly to starter, it would have told you starter was bad and solonoid is good.
That's a good idea, but many times a broken compression release acts the same way even if the starter and solenoid are good. I got luck with the process of elimination.
@@oviduran You can check compression release by removing air filter and stuffing a rag in air intake momenrteraly until it starts and quickly removing rag once it starts. I started a tractor like that for years because sometimes it is not worth the repair.
@@silwan6784 That's a great tip. I will use it next time I run into this issue. Many thanks.