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1998 Kawasaki Mule 2510 KAF 620-A5 Valve setting


Bill C

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1998  mule 2510. KAF 620-A5.  Setting clearance flywheel set on 1 cyl. 1 set/cyl. 2  flywheel set 2  set. engine would not start.  Went back set valves cyl. 1 set on fly mark 2/ cyl. 2 set on flywheel mark 1 .   Engine started right up.  What’s up with this anyone run into this?  Thanks

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