avanti wrote:
You are probably past this point, but just in case:
The FIRST thing to check on an Onan no-start issue is the infamous little black vent tube that sticks out the bottom. Insects crawl up into it and it gets clogged. Clean it out with a wire. I know this sounds like superstition, but I have personally cured multiple no-starts this way, as have many others.
I have heard about this vent tube in the manual. Is it easy to get to? Im not sure if I have to take off any bolts or anything to get to it? Can you elaborate more in detail what I need to do to it. I know its on the bottom of the genset.
