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04-20-2012, 11:23 AM
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LTS 125 starting problem
Good day,
Awesome site gentlemen!! it has been very helpful with a couple of other situations I have with my LTS125 with a 12.5 hp Briggs and stratton. My main problem is she wont start, well it will start if the starter would be able to spin it.  So this is what happens, I hit the key and its as if the starter is dragging or the battery is dead. I ahve benched the starter and it spins and has no dead spots or any problems. I have retraced any bad grounds and made sure that they are really good grounds from the engine to frame and battery to frame,solenoid to frame, switch to frame. I have gone thru the wiring back from the starter to the switch and solenoid to the battery and I am always reading 11.8 - 12.2 volts atleast. I have even mounted 2 other starters that I know are in working order. and yet when I hook up the starter and hit the key, I am only getting about 2 volts. I am thinking it may be, the solenoid for reason; is not allowing the total voltage thru when put under a load. I am going to try and bypass the solenoid tonight see what happens.... Any other ideas that I may not have seen are more than welcomed  Thanks again! 
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04-20-2012, 11:54 AM
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Put a set of jumper cables right to the starter post,(+12V.) and neg to engine,if the starter works good, your problem is in wiring or the sol.
Can't stress too much to check battery connections & GROUND connections. is your battery Good? use your vehicle as a source for the jumper cables
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