I took it to another guy who fixed it. Now I need to re-install it on the
tractor. No problem - except for one thing. Since the first mechanic
removed it from the tractor, I didn't notice where all of the wires connect.
Actually, I know where they all go except ONE. There is the battery cable
and generator cable that connect to one side of the solenoid and the cable
from the ignition switch to the solenoid.
The remaining wire runs over to what appears to be a fuel shutoff. I THINK
it connects to the hot terminal on the solenoid but when I connect it, the
fuel shutoff engages - even when the ignition is off. Obviously, this would
drain the battery.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to the purpose of this wire AND where it
connects?
Thanks.
Chuck
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Barry
"Chuck Jurgens" <chuck....@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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It's the fuel supply solenoid...on the 955 (which actually now I look
the service manual covers the 655 thru 955) it connects on a side
terminal on the starter...as I recall, it's on the back side where it's
a real pita to get to when the starter is mounted so you may not be able
to see it easily.
I assume this is the white?
Also, I've never seen a JD dealer that wouldn't answer such a question
or supply a copy of the wiring diagram simply for the
asking--particularly if one uses them for parts, etc., on a at least a
reasonably regular basis--it's a reason to give them your business.
Chuck
"Duane Bozarth" <dpbo...@swko.dot.net> wrote in message
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The guys in the shop at JD <do> know who you are, though, right???? :)
"Duane Bozarth" <dpbo...@swko.dot.net> wrote in message
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> "Duane Bozarth" <dpbo...@swko.dot.net> wrote in message
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> > Chuck Jurgens wrote:
> > >
> > > Thanks Duane. That's exactly where it goes!
> > >
> > > Chuck
> > >
> > Great...
> >
> > The guys in the shop at JD <do> know who you are, though, right???? :)
> No, they don't. This is my first John Deere. I bought it recently on eBay.
> It had a bad starter and JD wanted $400 for a new one.
Well, you'll find in the long run it pays to make their acquaintance
imo...
Go to Google and type in John Deer and it will take you to their web site.
You can look up your tractor there and even the manual/s for tractors. They
also have a "help" site.
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