ETQ Generator Will Not Start / Running Too Fast

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Picked up this ETQ generator from Facebook Marketplace for $80. According to the listing, it hasn't run in years but ran well when last used. Should be an easy fix right? Once I got it running, I can see there is another more serious issue.
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00:00 Intro
01:04 Triage
04:52 First Start?
07:08 Cleaning the Carburetor
15:03 Second Start
17:11 Governor Issues
21:53 Let's Try This Again
24:53 Exhaust Quality Control
26:34 Can't Forget the Tank
28:13 Making it Right
32:03 New Airbox
35:52 Big Brother
36:24 Load Test
38:48 Conclusion

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@troyyarbrough 2 года назад

I never seem to get tired of watching you repair small engines, especially generators.

@Farm_fab 2 года назад

Jim, back in the early 70's, my dad made a small tractor with a 2-1/2 horse engine for the garden, and he always made a habit of putting it away with the engine still running and the fuel shut off. If he was living today, this practice would be even more important with the ethanol fuels that we have. I don't remember my dad having to rebuild carbs back then on small engines.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

I have never had to rebuild a carb on my personal equipment. I always run the carb dry.

@staind288 2 года назад

@@jcondon1 same here. Never an issue for me either.

@redmondjp 2 года назад

I had one Toro Whirlwind mower from the 1960s with a Tecumseh LAV-3030 engine on it (going from memory on the # there), and it had a spring-loaded bowl drain valve on it - you would just hold it open until all of the fuel was drained out. It also had both a low-speed and high-speed fuel mixture adjustment on it. I remember, even as a kid, I would reach down and crank the high-speed mixture screw on the bottom of the bowl nut in a half turn when it got to summer weather and it would run much better. Those days are gone. The fixed-jet carburetors that came about in the 1970s thanks EPA) were maddening as one could no longer tweak the mixture to get them to run well. Sorry, rant over, but some times the old days were really better!

@danmackintosh6325 2 года назад

@@jcondon1 Started practising this on my own equipment now too, up until a couple of years ago I'd always "got away" with overwintering my garden equipment with whatever fuel happened to be left in it (even though in the UK we've had E5 for years prior & just now gone to E10 :( ). Not sure what changed those couple of years ago, nothing officially but the fuel obviously got worse & it was mainly the fuel pump leaves on small 2-stroke carbs that suffered. Hope dry storage helps, seems to so far...

@DavidBrown-lq2qp 2 года назад

James are you a teacher? You explain things so well.

@generessler6282 2 года назад

Haha. I asked him the same. By day he's some kind of tech in a data center. This is after business hours work.

@lawrencepevitts2434 2 года назад

You amazed me when correcting the governor position. You said the shaft could've dropped down in the engine. You used a pair of pliers, I would've been so scared, I would've used a pair of vice grips & put the death grip on the shaft. Excellent video as usual.

@richardaston6361 2 года назад

Great video, showing the correct way to set the governor arm is invaluable to beginners 👍

@troyyarbrough 2 года назад

Absolutely right.

@benlyons7752 2 года назад

Friend comes over. “Don’t use that coffee cup, that’s my gas cup “🥴 I always enjoy your videos. Such common sense and technical knowledge that is easy to follow. I have never seen any instruction on adjusting a governor. Very insightful. Thanks again.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

You can have your very own. It came from Create & Barrel www.crateandbarrel.com/everyday-mug/s612394?localedetail=US&a=1552&campaignid=10456616795&adgroupid=103999389779&targetid=pla-471718177139&pla_sku=612394&pcat=HSW&ag=adult&scid=scplp612394&sc_intid=612394&gclid=CjwKCAiAzrWOBhBjEiwAq85QZ0F0mTyU6JzSXaHdHl7joy522h9KZUURwQVMmPWa6zpq1VHz7N4pVRoCQbEQAvD_BwE

@markyoung7470 2 года назад

James you are the Guru of small engine Generator repair school Teacher 👍 Another informative Video!

@generaldisarray 2 года назад

Excellent work James. Just one slight thing, at 34:26 you omitted the bolt that attaches the air cleaner box to the support that comes over from the engine and behind the air cleaner box. That leaves a hole, albeit a small hole, that allows unfiltered air to get into the carburettor

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Good point. Thanks

@whitesapphire5865 2 года назад

As soon as I saw the run time of this video I thought "This must be an easy fix this time". And it was! We've seen those governors tinkered with in the past, usually on lawn tractors etc, and the excuse is almost invariably "We just wanted a bit more speed out of it, so we adjusted that arm thing". Praise the Lord, they always end up going the wrong way, and get less speed, and less power, out of it. It does seem to happen that on rare occasions some aren't correctly set from factory, or even rarer, manage to work loose in service. It's got to be said, that little machine really is little! And what's more, it digs it's heels in when pushed, though I personally wouldn't push too hard with any of the "Honda Clones".

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Just had another one today where the governor arm bolt was not even finger tight. Lets just say it ran a little fast. Governor adjustments can destroy and engine very quickly if done wrong.

@ericvaughn1126 2 года назад

Nice find and easy fix. Great that the tank didn't require anything besides the new fuel valve. Slick solution for the carb too moving the original emulsion tube and jets over to the parts carb. The side by side visual with the storm responder was nice for perspective as well. My wife would call the ETQ "cute" by comparison. Top quality as always and happy new year to you and yours!

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks Eric. Have a happy new year!

@brad9529 2 года назад

Come on, you're man enough to admit you think it's cute too, hehehe. I think its gorgeous 💥

@billhenry7833 11 месяцев назад

You just lost your man card

@Rev-D1963 2 года назад

One reason I enjoy your videos James, is that I learn something new with every one. This one is definitely no exception; the governor adjustment was brilliant! I've never seen that done like that before, really cool that was. Thanks so much for your work. Peace, and Happy New Year to you and your family. Rev. D.

@elcomandante9299 2 года назад

How've u seen the governor adjustment set?

@Rev-D1963 2 года назад

@@elcomandante9299 Usually by someone trying to bend things to their will! I'm not a small-engine mechanic, though I do work on my own stuff. That was cool to me. :)

@hughpaton9062 2 года назад

That ETQ looks cute beside the big fellow. Gutsy and uncomplicated little beast too. Good work Sir!

@ghettsumm7949 2 года назад

That ETQ cleaned up very nicely,....... Great video James.

@guataco 2 года назад

Happy new year to the generator whisperer. 👍🏻

@er1073 2 года назад

Thanks James the governor arm was strange to me too. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and videos with us. Have a Happy New Year we could all use one now. Ed

@Rorschach1024 2 года назад

agreed, I never paid that much attention, I always figured they were a D or double D shaft and not adjustable. learned something there.

@venenareligioest410 2 года назад

Thanks for the videos during 2021 - Happy New Year James.

@laurarettig9874 2 года назад

You have such a soothing and calm voice.

@leeharris3061 2 года назад

Great video!! Hope you had a good vacation!!..i have now watched ALL of your videos binge watching several at a time😁👍

@arthurbiringer5676 2 года назад

As always,great job! Have a safe and happy new year.

@brngrofdeth 2 года назад

Excellent job as always. Much appreciated! Happy New Year!

@AntonioClaudioMichael 2 года назад

Nice tips on calibrating the governor 👍 @James Condon

@dquick282 2 года назад

Cool video showing governor relation with engine load. That first time when you applied the first load of 1500 watts generator lose a lot of speed due to out of adjustment. Another well detailed fix. Thanks.

@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259 2 года назад

When adjusting the governor on these power generators, I place an electric load about half the capacity of the generator, or approximately the anticipated load, whichever.

@butler386 2 года назад

Fabulous information regarding the governor. This little guy is definitely a great smaller generator. Thanks for the great video's.

@MsDave64 2 года назад

That was something I have not come across yet, so yes it helps to see how to go about setting the governor. It is the thought process that helps a lot. LOL I would have probably stared at it for at least a half hour or so before trying anything with that and then dropped it down the hole.

@mikehotchkiss8975 2 года назад

I have the same unit and now I can set the hertz with confidence. Thank you

@rayshutsa6690 2 года назад

Thank you James for another great video. I always learn something new with every video. 🇨🇦

@woolval52 2 года назад

I'm always impressed at your knowledge of how these small engines work. Understanding how the governor controls the throttle and how to adjust it properly is a great lesson for me. I'd love to know if you're self taught or if you had any formal training on these. Years ago I had no clue what those tiny, thin springs were for. I'd screw them up out of ignorance and wonder my things didn't run right. Nowadays you can find answers and education on the internet... if you know how to ask the right questions. Finding you continues to be a great educational tool for me, thanks. If I every needed a generator and was close to you, you'd be my first go-to. Of course, me living in Ocala, Florida is just a bit too far... Question: do you read The Daily Stoic? Your patient and steady work shows a balanced mind. LOL, not that I'm one to judge!! Thanks for this video, Another great job!

@richardbaker3621 2 года назад

I would have placed a bet that you could not load the ETQ generator to 100% of it's rating. There is hope for the new year after all! Enjoyed the video. The best to you and family for the new year.

@davidhelmuth6654 2 года назад

Always a learning experience. You always say at the end how you hoped this helped someone. Trust… it dose! I don’t want to get to personal, and I understand if you don’t want to say. Is this a full time gig for you or something you do on the side to make some extra cash. Thank you for passing on some of you vast knowledge!👍

@jcondon1 2 года назад

This is something I do on the side. Maybe someday it will be fulltime.

@wildefox1478 2 года назад

This one was an easy fix, excellent content as always James, nice work!

@YukonHawk1 2 года назад

Great instructional detail👍👍Glad it was an easy fix. ETQ made some nice gennys back in the day. They made a really nice one that was a direct competitor to the Powerhorse line from Northern Tool. It was 9500 start up 7500 continuous....give or take. Great size comparison toward the end of the video. Happy New Year to you and your family.

@AntonioClaudioMichael 2 года назад

Wow went passed the rated watts by 100 watts that's impressive very nice to see it over delivers great video as always @James Condon

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks 👍

@BrucesShop 2 года назад

Quite a few times I have seen the fiddle fairies adjust governors when carb work is need instead. Nice job Jim.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks Bruce. Just had one today where the governor arm bolt was loose. Lets just say it ran a little fast.

@donhull3857 Год назад

James. I have learned alote from you! I fixed my generator and my inlaws mine needed roter rings buffed cleaned and other one had clogged jets in carb THANK YOU

@fwflyer78 2 года назад

The Generator Wizard! Nice work James!

@AZVIDS 2 года назад

Another great save/fix! Happy new year!👍👍👍

@davedemo8229 2 года назад

there's a loose nut on the exhaust flange. I can see it when its running. dooh I probably should have watched the entire video before commenting. Jim doesn't miss a thing lol

@aymannabil9 2 года назад

Yeah 👍 today's lesson is how to set your generator's governor... thanks for the explanation Mr. James

@deangentles4966 2 года назад

Hi James enjoyed being in your class to day this gene just looks honest in its appearance I would say a good one mate

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks Dean

@tubeDude48 2 года назад

Well done, Jim !

@davidcampbel 2 года назад

Nice work James as always.

@matthewrichmond5179 2 года назад

I had a Honda Gx120 on a water pump come in that was running way to fast at idle. not a carb adjustment, i think someone was fiddling with the gov arm and your videos showed me how to adjust the gov on the engines. Thanks for the help and keep up the great work!

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks. I just had another one today with a similar issue. The governor arm bolt was not even finger tight. Lets just say, it ran a little fast.

@matthewrichmond5179 2 года назад

Lol. I think that the one I was working on may or may not have been fiddled with by someone before I got to work on it. Being a genuine Honda, I cannot see it being that way from the factory. The on I was working on ran at about 1.5k to 2k at the idle position and I could hear the valves floating at the run position. Thank fully the engine had major carb problems so it would not run at all.

@brad9529 2 года назад

It probably never ran right given the loose exhaust bolt and governer screw. No doubt it's the first time it's ever ran well thanks to you.

@haneyoakie14 2 года назад

Somebody was in there before you and messed it up. Good job fixing it.

@mikesbarn1858 2 года назад

I’ve never seen flange nuts on those exhaust studs before. Suspect that they weren’t original. Generally those engines hold 13-16 ounces of oil. I use a Pyrex measuring cup then make a label showing oil capacity.

@bubbatime 2 года назад

On this style Honda / Honda clone, you just fill them up until you cant fill them with oil any longer. They are designed so that you cant overfill them. Any extra oil just leaks out. Genius.

@joesinakandid528 2 года назад

Flange nuts are not right - regular nuts without flanges are what's needed.

@inspector1794 2 года назад

Another well presented and well explained repair. I do enjoy the work you do I've learned a lot about engines and generators that I thought I understood, but understand so much better now. I wondered on this, if the governor control rod to the carb was in the wrong hole on the governor arm, if the rod and spring had been switched when the carb had been removed by a previous owner. The amount of needed adjustment seemed to be about the same as the difference between the rod and spring offset. Have you considered making a cart to hold your load bank (heaters, lamps), aux fuel supply, meters and tools out of an old generator frame to ease the move outside for testing. Thanks for the instruction and for sharing.

@anthonysimonhough9691 2 года назад

Interesting video thanks you have a great knowledge about carberator systems this video will help me a lot thanks.

@shawnmrfixitlee6478 2 года назад

Great work James ! Good little generator for 80 bucks .. ENJOYED

@adobedoug2564 2 года назад

Thank you Mr. Condon.

@watermanone7567 2 года назад

Good fix and nice little generator, I am not familar with the brand, but runs good. Don't see them in my area. Happy New Year

@Bassguitarist1985 2 года назад

Not a bad little genny! Cool repair!

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks!

@roylejohnson5632 2 года назад

Great video. You do an excellent job of providing instruction. I have learned a great deal from watching your videos. Thank you.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks

@rlferv 2 года назад

Good job as always Jim. But now I have to go to Amazon and find a micro drill bit set.

@r8118830 2 года назад

Another good job James.

@r8118830 2 года назад

It is quite impossible to make any money fixing and selling gasoline generators here in the UK in order to make money. I have had a good look today on several sites selling them within a hundred miles or so. The price of working second hand ones is something like the price you pay for quite broken ones where you live. For me to fix one and needing to buy new or used parts then I am going to lose money 4 times out of 5. No one with an ounce of sense would think about it. Its a pity I used to repair generators when I was in the UK military.

@hester781 2 года назад

First of all, Awesome video! Secondly (I’m truly not trying to be “that guy”) but I noticed in the video the governor spring began in the 3rd position before you adjusted it, then it was in the middle position after you finished. I think That alongside you adjusting the governor is what fixed it! Only saying just because it would keep me up at night wondering why it got better as well!

@adnacraigo6590 2 года назад

An inspiration to us.

@Skynet-1 2 года назад

Another good video Jim, thanks!

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks

@Rorschach1024 2 года назад

James, I don't know if this was filmed before you started draining into clear bottles, or if you've stopped doing that. I would suggest draining into a clear bottle and let the water settle out before pouring it into your car. that way you can keep from pouring water into your car's tank. water has the benefit of "washing" the ethanol out of the gas. problem is you end up with between 83 and 85 octane.

@bsdiceman 2 года назад

Your videos are helping me

@steveferguson3705 2 года назад

awesome as alway's and yes the info you provide help lot's of people and Happy New Year's

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks Steve! Have a Happy New Year

@AntonioClaudioMichael 2 года назад

Morning @James Condon

@danielesilvaggi 2 года назад

I was just going to tell you that the nut was loose and then when I started typing voila you saw it. lmfao

@Dawnseeker2000 2 года назад

Good morning.

@williamwaters4506 Год назад

Someone locally is selling this same generator for $50 (model TG32P31). The ad states that the gas tank needs to be replaced. I cannot find any business on line that sells ETQ parts. Do you know of any business that sells ETQ parts? Is this a clone of some other engine? Maybe a gas tank will fit from some other brand?I had no idea that the governor shift pin could fall into the engine when loosened, what a nightmare. Which a ridiculous design. I love your videos.

@objection_your_honor 2 года назад

Have you worked on diesel gens? If so, do you have a video? I learn so much with your videos. Thanks.

@tedwpx123 2 года назад

Good job! I wondered why the engine shook when starting and shutting down. No longer did that after you replaced the motor mount, wonder how it got broke.

@stazeII 2 года назад

That little guy cleaned up nice. Amazing that little of a governor adjustment made such a big difference. Yeah, looked like no change. Could it have been slightly loose prior to adjustment and be slipping?

@jcondon1 2 года назад

It could have slipped a little when I removed the original carb.

@stazeII 2 года назад

@@jcondon1 that would make a ton of sense.

@mbruce4152 2 года назад

I want to send you a CO detector for your shop space. Too many clueless folks might think it’s ok to run a generator indoors. Obviously a pro won’t run for more than a min or two, but you should remind folks about the danger.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks for the offer but already have a couple in the shop with digital readouts so I can monitor the exact level.

@davidduma7615 2 года назад

James sounds like the Lock Picking Lawyer.... Nothing on 67, trying 66.....

@richardwalters1803 2 года назад

nice, i learned quite a bit

@elcomandante9299 2 года назад

What did u learn?

@richardwalters1803 2 года назад

@@elcomandante9299 patience, and how to reset the govenors.

@mohmedhosny6094 2 года назад

Well done

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Thanks

@randytorboli 2 года назад

I have a similar etq generator. Mine is a 3200 watt continuous 3600 starting watt model it's the one I asked about in your generator q and a on Kens channel

@Melicoy 2 года назад

thanks

@RustyNail5856 2 года назад

nice video.

@ronaldclark2624 2 года назад

Nice video, thank you! I heard a New England accent! Ron USA, PTL

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Originally from NE Massachusetts.

@ronaldclark2624 2 года назад

@@jcondon1 San Diego born but West Coast resident! The family entered from Ellis Island in the late 1800's! Dutch, English, damned Irish and probably Scottish! Our family goes back to Noah's Ark but in between is not much known! Like your videos and perseverance to doing it right! Ron USA, PTL

@ronaldclark2624 2 года назад

@@jcondon1 The place of Plymouth Rock and William Brewster and the Pilgrims! A great start, many want to end it so on we go with the determination of the Pilgrims! Ron USA, PTL

@pepethefrog7193 2 года назад

Those generators sold for $250 new in europe. Bought one for $200 on sale in 2018. But since then prices have doubled. Everyone expecting a big blackout because of german "green policies" with 2022 nuclear and cole shutdown.

@erik_dk842 2 года назад

Sadly, the tsunami came in conveniently to push the agenda.

@peteruppert9019 10 месяцев назад

Love all your videos I was wondering if you could share where I could find those screwdrivers you use to remove the jets? Thanks

@beingsneaky 2 года назад

I bought one of those years ago. Same brand.. the valve went on it to. Was always out side. Tank is faded heck whole thing is faded, Fuel level sight window is yucky.. lol

@cosimovassalo4411 11 месяцев назад

Great video as I have the same generator. Can you tell me where you bought your air filter case?

@OhDannyBoy2k 2 года назад

I can't remember if you've addressed it before in your other videos, but, can you explain the thing you're doing with the choke after you disconnected the fuel line while it was running? I assume you're choking the engine to try to draw up as much fuel as you can from the bowl, but wanted to confirm. Also, do you flip it back and forth because full choking it would stall it? Thanks!

@jcondon1 2 года назад

That is exactly it. When the carb is almost dry it runs lean and wants to stall so I need to choke it to get as much out as possible. When I flip it, I am just removing the choke to allow more air in for a second. Seems to help a little to get a few more drops out of the system.

@robinsonsoto8471 2 года назад

You the bestest.

@dirtfootracing8788 2 года назад

Where did you order the replacement Air Filter assy from? I have seen governors "adjusted" on a few used gen sets I have bought...Mostly the $50 non runners. Good Info

@jcondon1 2 года назад

$15 on Amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B079JVQKF2/ref=cm_sw_r_em_api_glt_fabc_SESSHPTW33G6T2JS38SF?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

@AntonioClaudioMichael 2 года назад

I'm surprised little spray and it started and ran off the fuel @James Condon

@brucepeebles4939 2 года назад

When comparing jet sizes.... why not read the numbers printed on the jets? This gives a good starting-point along with using drills to validate.

@douglaslewallen8294 8 месяцев назад

Hi James I have the etq 8250 just got it used. It has 50 hours. . I'm using for my 2021 camper. 30A. It was running the furnace, tv , a light, microwave everything.. now it trips the breaker on the gen.. any idea I order a new power cord coming tomorrow

@polymetric2614 Год назад

Hey James, how did you build (or where did you buy) the fuel test tank? I definitely need one of those for my shop!

@jcondon1 Год назад

From Amazon a.co/d/3It1S8k

@thepoopsoup 2 года назад

If the unit will not start how can it be running at high RPM ?

@raypan512 2 года назад

what kind of white cleaner that you used to clean dirt on engine part?

@yuccaken 2 года назад

Enjoyed watching this One with my Pizza. Whatever happened to the NGK-7000H generator from the dump ? Old Yeller ?

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Old yeller was taken apart. Recently used a part to save another. The engine is still complete, waiting for its comeback.

@yuccaken 2 года назад

@@jcondon1 Can't wait to hear Old Yeller Bark again ! lol Cheers !

@CesarLopez-im4pm 2 года назад

Hey James how do you replace a choke lever on a Honda eu 2000 thank you

@mjg263 2 года назад

Interesting that it doesn’t have a 208 volt setup. Maybe both windings are tied together giving it more load capability.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

This setup is ideal for an RV or job site. That way you get full power at 120 volts.

@AntonioClaudioMichael 2 года назад

Not to bad for 80 Bucks @James Condon

@staind288 2 года назад

I got a running (but poorly) older Coleman powermate a couple years ago for $75. It made power too. I cleaned the carb made new gaskets, replaced fuel line, cleaned the fuel tank, and adjusted governor. Ran pretty good. Still had a little surge with no load but a lot of older genset did that

@deanrhodenizer938 2 года назад

Looks like you didn't connect the bottom back part of the air box to the support bracket immediately behind it. Looks like a captive nut inside the air box so a bolt needs to enter from the back. Am I right?

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Yes, forgot to do that.

@robertfountain4856 2 года назад

Didn't you initially say that you thought that it wasn't the original carbie. Does that explain the governor setting being out. The home made gasket proves that somebody was in there fiddling.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Technically you should reset the governor when you replace the carb. But have never needed to. Either someone was fiddling or maybe it moved a little out of place. Not sure.

@turner9605 2 года назад

Run spider run. lol

@danmackintosh6325 2 года назад

This is an interesting one as far as over-delivering, similar to the little 1Kw rated brushless set I picked up for £15 at a local auction a few weeks ago (had never seen fuel IMO, fuel tap was broken off flush with the tank & no residual smell, oil like new). Anyway after replacing a defective cap in the power head it's working nicely and for S*!ts 'n' giggles I decided to see how far I could push this little 1.1KvA peak machine seeing as it was so cheap and not exactly perfect for my needs... It can push out 2.5Kw and hold engine speed/not pop the breaker, and after 10mins the stator winding was cool enough to hold my hand on... Strange one.

@ramosel 2 года назад

Unless you already did... you need to put the bottom mounting screw back in the rear air box body.

@jcondon1 2 года назад

Not sure. Need to double check that.

@redneckbryon 2 года назад

How about doing a video going through what you do to get a generator like this ready to be resold?? Not just doing the repairs, what happens after you do the repairs and the video.

@brad9529 2 года назад

I think the last owner was a farmer, wire engine mount...