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I have a Jinma 354 (2007). About a month ago when I started it, the engine began racing – felt like rpms were going off the charts. I immediately shut it off. When I tried to restart, everything worked as it should. I had the same problem the other day – engine went to full rpm's as soon as I started it. Again, I shut it off, only this time it won't start at all. I get a small amount of smoke from the exhaust, but no evidence of the engine firing. Any ideas or help ?
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Did you ever figure out your poblem your tractor with runaway rpms? I have exactly same problem. But my fuel shut off would not kill the engine. It just kep Maxing rpms out. I thought it was going to blow up. Petcock would not shut off fuel either. Finally pulled the fuel line off of the pump. It finally died after starving for fuel. Starts right up. But im afraid to give it much throttle out of fear of this happening again. What was your solution?
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We have had engines do that before and one of the ( piston discs was stuck or broken inside the injector pump. These injector pumps are calibrated so do not try to take it apart, you can have a fuel injection service rebuild the pump or just replace it.I have found that a new Injector pump is less cost than rebuilding your existing pump
I have the new pumps if you have to get one
Tommy
Affordable Tractor Sales
“Your Jinma Parts Superstore”
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Sounds like you are going to need a pump, we have them in stock for that unit if you don't get here going http://www.circlegtractorparts.com, give us a call if we can help.
Ben
Circle G Tractor Sales, Inc.
662-252-5272
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