Kawasaki Mule 3010, Diagnosis of No Power, Stalls: Part 1 of 6

In this video series, I'll be diagnosing a Kawasaki mule, 2006, 3010, Model KAF620-E which has some idling and power issues. There will be other issues fixed as the series continues. Thanks for watching and for the support!

[@imaslowlerner]

Her explanation in the beginning is the exact same problem I'm having. Hopefully this video will help solve more problems.

[@stuzman52]

Be sure to watch the other five videos in this series to help you with your issue. Have a great day!

[@spelunkerd]

Gotta love the way, right off the bat, you start generating evidence that points to a clear diagnosis. So many of these end up being water in fuel, guys usually go for low hanging fruit with a guess. It seems like the fuel pump starts dry with air inside the impeller, so it has to suck up that spongy air before it gets a good swig of liquid fuel. Once that air is gone, pump efficiency is restored.

[@stuzman52]

You are correct Dave and I pretty much had a diagnosis in mind when my sister was telling me the issues over the phone. Basically, the mule just needed some long awaited maintenance. It was a pretty fun project to work on. Thanks for dropping in and sharing a comment!

[@ozzstars_cars]

That's one stubborn mule! Looking forward to the repair series.

[@stuzman52]

Hi Glen! Mule is running pretty good now and sister is happy with its performance. If you get time tomorrow, I'll be free if you would like to give me a call. Have a great day!

[@paulfoldes3873]

all your video are excellent and the way you explain as a ing.and instractor is ease to understand thank you i learn a lot

[@stuzman52]

Thank you very much Paul for watching and sharing a comment!

[@sorayapikecoldwellbankerad5479]

Thanks! I like to see a lady doing it herself.

[@stuzman52]

I let her do as much of the work as she felt comfortable with and she says she learned a lot from watching me and doing it herself.

[@wtbm123]

Cool

[@stuzman52]

Thanks Terry for the comment!

[@ThunderbirdRocket]

Extraordinary detail ! Super helpful !! I learned lots !!! Thanks mate . 👊🏼 🔥 🧰 🔧

[@stuzman52]

Glad to hear that you liked the video. Be sure to watch the other videos in this series.

[@dusttoyou4550]

Anyone know the trick to get the old fuel pump removed that has the factory rubber damper mounting? I prefer to not have to cut the rubber damper. Obviously there is a way to slip the rubber damper off the frame mounting points, but it's not very obvious. Any help will be greatly appreciated.