QuestionSubject murray rider w/ 15.5 briggs
Question I have a Murray rider that will run if you straight wire the electric choke and unplug the 4 wire connector that is located next to the starter. if you plug up the connector it will not run at all, I have checked the kill switch on the seat and the blades, and they are operational. the model is 425014x92B, and has a 15.5 horse briggs ohv engine.is there another one I am unawre of? I found a fuse and it was good. Thanks in advance.
Sam
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Answer You also have an interlock for the clutch/brake,and a transmission neutral
Check these switches first and then your wiring. I know electrical problems are a real challenge.
You may also have a bad key switch. I am not sure as i can not tell from your question if you are using the key switch to start. IF your not, then after you check both your interlock switches then check the switch. They are only like 10 bucks!
Happy Investigating.... drop me a followup and let me know what you found!
David R
Dave R aka "China Dave"
NEW QUESTION
I replaced the ignition switch and still nothing...I have checked the other switches but still nothing, however I did discover another plug located next to the solenoid switch, it has two wires on it, one is yellow with white stripe and the other is hard to tell but I believe it is yellow with orange stripe, if I unplug that one and plug up the 4 wire connetor next to the starter it will start and run, but after about 20 seconds it floods itself to death. I am using the switch to start it, with everything else plugged up except the 2 wire plug next to the soleniod switch. any help would be greatly appreciated.
thank you
Sam
AnswerHello Sam:
>>I am Assuming you Originally Asked David this Question.
>>Using the Electrical Schematic at the Web Site I will Provide, can you Use it to Direct me to the Component and Wires you are Speaking of?
>>Thanks.
>>You can View a Breakdown of this Mower At this Site Addy; http://www.smallenginepartswarehouse.com/parts.asp and Select Shop Online Parts Lookup. Select the Model Tab. Select the OEM and Enter the Model Numbers (425014x92B). Now Double Click on your Model in the Results Area. Now Select Sectional View. Now Select the Section of the Mower you Wish to View. Select the Electrical System File.
>>I Looked at the Schematic and the Flooding is Not Caused by the Electrical Problem you are Having.
>>The Carburetor Float Needle Valve is Sticking Open and Flooding the Engine.
>>If you Hit a Snag or this Does Not Correct the Problem, I am Here if You Require More Assistance. Hope this Helps. Let me Know What Happens, Please. May the All Mighty Bless You and Yours. Be Safe and Happy. Thanks.
Good Luck
Respectfully
John
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John
