JOHN DEERE E120 Starts Then Dies
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Fuel Filter
The fuel filter on this model frequently becomes restricted due to debris or moisture-induced swelling of the internal media. This restriction allows enough fuel to seep through for a start, but fails to maintain the flow rate required for continuous engine operation. Replacing the filter restores the required gallons-per-hour (GPH) flow to the carburetor.
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4%
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Pulse Fuel Pump
This engine utilizes a vacuum-actuated diaphragm pump to move fuel from the tank to the carburetor. If the internal diaphragm loses elasticity or develops a micro-perforation, it cannot overcome the head pressure of the fuel line, causing the engine to stall once the initial carburetor fuel supply is exhausted.
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3%
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Fuel Tank Cap
The fuel cap contains an integrated vent designed to prevent a vacuum from forming inside the fuel tank. If this vent is obstructed, the engine will start normally but will quickly die as the rising vacuum pressure in the tank exceeds the mechanical suction capability of the fuel pump, halting fuel flow.
SKU: GY21037
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DIY Repair Guide
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