What is the reason for the engine not shutting off?
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The reasons for the engine not shutting off are issues with the shutdown cable and electrical circuit faults. Below are the specific causes for the engine not shutting off: Issues with the shutdown cable: There is a problem with the adjustment of the shutdown cable, preventing the fuel pump from cutting off the fuel supply. Adjust the length of the shutdown cable so that when the cable is pulled fully, the high-pressure pump is in a fuel-cutoff state. Electrical circuit faults: Faulty fuel cutoff solenoid valve or control circuit issues prevent the engine from cutting off the fuel supply. The VE-type rotary distributor injection pump is equipped with an electromagnetic fuel cutoff valve in the fuel system. When the ignition key is turned off, the electromagnetic fuel cutoff valve should stop the fuel supply. If the engine does not shut off after turning the key, check whether the power supply is cut off. If the power is off, it indicates that the solenoid valve is stuck or the valve is not sealing properly, and it should be adjusted or repaired.