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Ace 250 Whacks Out?? Clean coil cover
- Thread starter awhitster
- Start date
I have heard of that happening before. Great information to pass on to others. I bet people have sent their machines in for repair because of this....
Uncle Willy
New member
Yeah you have to keep those covers clean and free of moisture or your tector will go nuts.
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
New member
Yeah I've explained that problem a zillion times. Guess I shouldn't have stopped. 
Bill
Bill
permanently eliminate that headache for about $3 ....
Clean the coil and cover all up then attach the cover with a thin bead of silicone sealer (black or clear) near/along the top edge of the cover. No more dirt, no more leaks and easy to clean after a day in the muddy soil.
If you take your time and do a neat job, it comes out looking beautiful (it looks like the cover is actually part of the coil). It is also easily removable should the coil cover ever need to be replaced. I've done this to all of my coils and glad I did.
Clean the coil and cover all up then attach the cover with a thin bead of silicone sealer (black or clear) near/along the top edge of the cover. No more dirt, no more leaks and easy to clean after a day in the muddy soil.
If you take your time and do a neat job, it comes out looking beautiful (it looks like the cover is actually part of the coil). It is also easily removable should the coil cover ever need to be replaced. I've done this to all of my coils and glad I did.
Uncle Willy
New member
Yeah that's a good one if you don't want to clean the cover out often.
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
New member
It's those little things that mess up your life.
Bill
Bill