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Condor

Good day to all.

My question is my WH C160 engime upon shutting it down my ammeter/regulator clicks several times is that normal?

thank you in advance

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ebinmaine

Provided the tractor is stock there should be nothing clicking at shutdown.

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ebinmaine

Do you have any pics you can post of the component or components that may be making noise?

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ri702bill

Condor - welcome!!

 

Any electrical accessory modifications done to the tractor?? A short video with sound would be helpfull.....

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Condor

Here is the picture

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, Condor said:

Here is the picture

 

 

 

Nothing unusual or non-factory on the outside. Do you have an electric fuel pump behind any of that?

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Condor

No electric fuel pump

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ebinmaine

I'm not at all sure what would be clicking or why. I think it would be a good idea to get a video a few seconds long and post it so we can hear exactly what's happening.

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squonk

I'd bet the clicking you hear is coming from the hour meter. 

 

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Handy Don
1 hour ago, squonk said:

I'd bet the clicking you hear is coming from the hour meter. 

 

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Makes sense, as it’s a tiny clockwork motor spinning in there.

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ebinmaine
4 hours ago, squonk said:

I'd bet the clicking you hear is coming from the hour meter. 

 

 

 

 

I can see that making sense as well but once the key is off doesn't the hour meter shut down?

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squonk
14 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

 

 

I can see that making sense as well but once the key is off doesn't the hour meter shut down?

Yes but there are always a couple of clicks left in it

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Condor

its not the hour meter hope this video works

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Condor

Clicking on image you can hear the sound sometimes up to 1min and a half.

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ebinmaine

It opened fine. 

 

Is it something cooling down?

Metal contraction. 

Does it do that whether hot or cold?

 

VERY interesting.  

 

 

 

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Handy Don
Posted (edited)

That is truly spooky!

You have an electronic hour meter (i.e. solid state, using a quartz timer) and those are all but totally silent and stop instantly.

 

If the noise didn’t last so long, I’d think it was a blade on the deck that was loose and spinning but if it was hitting something that hard it’d slow down and you’d notice it while running too.

 

It is definitely either a poltergeist hiding somewhere and trying to send a message or:

- what @ebinmaine suggested--a hot metal joint or seam cooling, or

- a place were a liquid is releasing air bubbles? Transmission? Fuel system?

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Condor

Engine was on for 3 minutes just so I can shut it down and record clicking.

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Handy Don
10 minutes ago, Condor said:

Engine was on for 3 minutes just so I can shut it down and record clicking.

Too short a time for serious heating up anywhere but exhaust system.

 

I’m suspecting something in the hydro like a check valve that is slowly letting off pressure it should be holding or that it should release all at once.

Next time you shut the tractor off, try moving the lift control and the motion control, pausing at both ends of their travel long enough to see it it kills the knock.

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Condor

I did move the hydro lever to down position and the clicking quickly dissipated, I quess that is the cause/answer. Thanks to all comments.

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ebinmaine
2 minutes ago, Condor said:

I did move the hydro lever to down position and the clicking quickly dissipated, I quess that is the cause/answer. Thanks to all comments.

 

 

Again.... VERY interesting.  

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953 nut
On 6/13/2024 at 7:24 PM, Handy Don said:

definitely either a poltergeist hiding somewhere

:ROTF:

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ebinmaine
On 6/13/2024 at 7:24 PM, Handy Don said:

poltergeist

 

17 minutes ago, 953 nut said:

:ROTF:

 

 

BBT suggested it may have been a mythical Brownie hiding behind the sheet metal.  🤔 

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