JOHN DEERE Z345M Stalls Under Load
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Carburetor Assembly
The main jet in the carburetor is responsible for delivering fuel during high-throttle/high-load conditions. Ethanol-blended fuels often cause varnish buildup in these narrow passages, restricting fuel flow. When the engine is placed under load, the restricted jet cannot provide the necessary fuel to maintain the stoichiometric ratio, resulting in an immediate lean stall.
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5%
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Fuel Pump
This model uses a vacuum-pulse diaphragm pump to move fuel from the tank to the carburetor. If the internal diaphragm is stretched or the pulse line from the crankcase is leaking, the pump may provide enough fuel for idling but fail to meet the increased flow rate required when the blades are engaged or when navigating inclines.
SKU: UC18908
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4%
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Fuel Tank Vapor Valve/Cap
A clogged fuel cap vent or vapor valve creates a vacuum within the fuel tank as fuel is consumed. Under high-load operation, the engine consumes fuel faster, accelerating this vacuum lock. The resulting negative pressure overcomes the fuel pump's suction capability, starving the engine of fuel until the load is removed or the vacuum is equalized.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Carburetor Assembly.
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