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T&T: Adjusting Engine Stop Solenoid Perkins 6.3544 (NA)

From: Bob/Myrna Siegel (no email)
Date: Sat May 17 2008 - 23:39:42 EDT

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    Occasionally depressing engine-stop button fails to stop engine. It slows but
    resumes running when button released. Idle speed is 600 RPM as always.
    "stop" solenoid on engine has a threaded rod with 2 nuts-one adjusts kill
    speed and one locks the other nut. What is the procedure for adjusting this
    "kill" switch? Which way is the nut adjusted? Can do it by trial and error but
    would prefer directions from listees experienced in making this adjustment.
    Bob Siegel Annapolis
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