It could be a few things:
1) The recoil has broken and needs replacing - remove recoil and inspect
2) the valves need adjusting - 0.015 inches on intake and exhaust, if not running right 0.020 inches for exhaust.
3) The piston rings are shot - To check remove the cylinder head and add a tablespoon of oil to the top of the piston. Leave overnight. If it disappears you need to replace the piston rings.
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SOURCE: i need to replace a broken pull cord on my
just remove pull cords housing the rope is right ther.
SOURCE: voltage on portable generator is running high appx 135vac
What do you consider high? If the voltage is between 115- 125 volts, it's fine.
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SOURCE: Unable to pull starter cord at all
pour some gas/oil mixture down sparkplug hole and let it soak and see if the rings are carbon blocked
SOURCE: I broke the pull cord on my generator; how do I
you should remove the housing usually 4 bolts
dont remove anything else then look at the pully and remove the old chord tie a knot in the new chord and slot it into the hole on the pulley
you should then see a notch in the edge of the pulley this is for the chord to sit in while you turn the pully enough times to tension the recoil spring once tensioned enough so that it recoils all the chord slot the chord through the hole in the outer casing through the pull hande and knot it job done then refit
your cord is too long is why its binding up ,,,on the tee hand where you put your hand on to pull,,,,take a screw driver and push up the tied knot out and away from the tee handle,,,,take and make another knot about 8 inches and pull the cord back into the tee handle then try it again. Most have a long rope, cord etc for maximum pull,,sometimes they go overboard on the length and it binds up on the rewind of the recoil system
Testimonial: "Tony, Thank you for the help. You're right about the cord being long. It was a strain on my wrist to pull the length of the cord."
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