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18.5 briggs intek wont turn pass the compression stroke take out plug runs good. have a new battery

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Might be the wrong plug, too long and hits the piston...
Or your oil is low.
Or your battery is weak... try jumper cables from a car directly on the starter.
Or move the engine by hand just over the compression point, so when you start it has more speed to get past the compression :-)

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SOURCE: briggs & stratton 18 HP intek ohv won't start

check the safety switches one of them are bad

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SOURCE: briggs 17hp intek overheadvalve on

hi there

pauly46 here

if engine seems to labour when trying to start as if too much compression ?

try adjusting to in and ex valve clearance to 0.003" inlet and 0.005" ex

inlet valve is the bottom valve, and has a alloy push rod. ex valve is top valve and has steel push rod ( as viewed from the front of the machine with rocker cover off ) )

note rotate engine with plug out to tdc compression stroke , then rotate it down the bore on power stroke by 1/4 inch ( 6.35 mm ) this is the point for setting in / ex valve clearances

manual says 1/4 pst tdc on compression stroke - this eliminates decompressor lift from the setting


cheers hope it hepls

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hi there

pauly46 here

if engine seems to labour when trying to start as if too much compression ?

try adjusting to in and ex valve clearance to 0.003" inlet and 0.005" ex

inlet valve is the bottom valve, and has a alloy push rod. ex valve is top valve and has steel push rod ( as viewed from the front of the machine with rocker cover off ) )

note rotate engine with plug out to tdc compression stroke , then rotate it down the bore on power stroke by 1/4 inch ( 6.35 mm ) this is the point for setting in / ex valve clearances

manual says 1/4 pst tdc on compression stroke - this eliminates decompressor lift from the setting


cheers hope it hepls
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