Mule 4010 no spark on rear cylinder after stopping starter engine
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Mule 4010 no spark on rear cylinder after stopping starter engine
We have a rare issue with our Mule 4010 (Year 2010). While running the starter engine we get sparks on both cylinders and the engine starts without any problems. After turning off the starter engine the rear cylinder stops working. With the spark plug outside of the cylinder we can clearly see, there are sparks while the starter engin is running. But directly after turning off the key, the spark of the rear cylinder is missing. We changed the Computer which generates the sparks but it did not help. The picture is still the same.
Any ideas what could cause this problem? How does the computer decides to generate sparks or in which cases he stops generating sparks?
Thank you very much in advance for any suggestions.
Michael
Any ideas what could cause this problem? How does the computer decides to generate sparks or in which cases he stops generating sparks?
Thank you very much in advance for any suggestions.
Michael
#2
We have a rare issue with our Mule 4010 (Year 2010). While running the starter engine we get sparks on both cylinders and the engine starts without any problems. After turning off the starter engine the rear cylinder stops working. With the spark plug outside of the cylinder we can clearly see, there are sparks while the starter engin is running. But directly after turning off the key, the spark of the rear cylinder is missing. We changed the Computer which generates the sparks but it did not help. The picture is still the same.
Any ideas what could cause this problem? How does the computer decides to generate sparks or in which cases he stops generating sparks?
Thank you very much in advance for any suggestions.
Michael
Any ideas what could cause this problem? How does the computer decides to generate sparks or in which cases he stops generating sparks?
Thank you very much in advance for any suggestions.
Michael
#3
We have bought it for 7000$ and after repair costs of much than that we decided not to use it anymore.
It did not make sense throwing more money after it.
But the cause of the issue at this moment was the rear converter, which must be replaced. The front converter needed a repair.
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