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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world troubleshooting story, not a review: a P0336 crankshaft position sensor code triggered by a hydrostat mishap eventually caused the regen system to choke the engine's power weeks later. The video covers the fault code, symptoms (engine warning light, stalling under light load), the dealer repair experience at Riggs Outdoor Power Equipment, and warranty coverage details (5yr/1500hr residential vs 3yr/500hr commercial). Useful for current L3301 owners troubleshooting similar warning lights or regen issues.
Posted by the D.R.C. channel, an owner sharing a personal repair and warranty experience rather than a dealer or reviewer.
It is a crankshaft position sensor code. On this tractor it also interfered with the regen system, which eventually made the engine choke and lose power.
The P0336 crankshaft sensor issue was not letting the regen system properly regen, so the engine basically choked itself out and acted like it had no power.
Yes, this repair was covered. Residential use gets a 5 year or 1500 hour powertrain warranty, while commercial use gets 3 years or 500 hours.
The dealer said running the machine at idle a lot means the engine does not heat up enough to burn off stored exhaust, which caused the warning light.
