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08-06-2022, 05:03 PM
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LT1042 no start
I have a 1042 that that will not start. When I hook up a coil, all I have is old ones form other motors. I don't know if they work with Briggs or not, but they should since the mowers they come off of are Briggs engines here's what I have:
* Battery 12v * wire from battery to key switch 12v * from Key switch to solenoid 12v * out to starter 0v Any help is GREATLY appreciated cause I really want this old mower running again. It's the only one that I have ever had that's worth a damn.
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08-06-2022, 10:32 PM
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The LT1042 came with a Kohler courage engine.
If it's been replaced with a Briggs & Stratton, there is no telling what else has been changed. As for your starter solenoid, if 4 posts it can be tested by putting ground to one small terminal and 12v to the other small terminal, then it should engage and the 2 big terminals should be shorted together. If you are using a 3 terminal solenoid, you ground the solenoid body and 12v goes to the small post. Either solenoid, gets a big +12 to a big terminal and a big wire from the other big terminal to the starter. Unless you have a Vanguard engine with the solenoid mounted on the starter? Then none of the last paragraph applies.
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