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08-11-2016, 11:15 AM
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1872 issue
My brother has a 1872, having issue with it running for about half an hour then shuts off.
All engine fins are clean so it's not getting hot and new fuel and in line filter installed. When he tries to restart acts like it's running out of gas then dies. After it sets a while will run about half hour and same thing again. Any suggestions? I suggested maybe change fuel pump. I haven't looked at it due to us living several hours away. Any help or suggestions will be Greatly Appreciated!!! 
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08-20-2016, 03:23 PM
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1872 issue
Thanks to everyone who offered advice! Just spoke with my brother and after checking out all safety switches, new fuel lines and filter and removing tank and cleaning it out and installing nrw valve in tank he is still having an issue. Tends to happen after it runs and gets warmed up. Sometimes it will start up right away and sometimes it wont. After it cools down over nite same thing so he is going to change ignition module and hope for the Best!!! Thanks Again Guys!!!
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08-20-2016, 05:02 PM
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The 1872 I used to own did that. Replaced the ignition module, and it was fine afterwards.
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