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Check for a clogged carburetor, faulty ignition coil, or broken flywheel key. Cleaning or replacing these components can resolve startup issues.
Inspect for worn pump components, a clogged water inlet filter, or unloader valve issues. Replacing or cleaning these parts can restore pressure.
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