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Posted by Chuck Jurgens on August 2, 2005, 5:42 pm
Thanks Duane. That's exactly where it goes!
Chuck
> Chuck Jurgens wrote:
> >
> > I have a JD 655 compact tractor/mower with a 3 cyl diesel engine. The
> > starter went bad and I took it to a guy who fixes starters and
alternators.
> > He removed it from the tractor, took it apart and determined that he
> > couldn't fix it.
> >
> > 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?
>
> 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.
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