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Old 06-04-2011, 08:14 PM
jpianalto jpianalto is offline
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Default ignition 147

i'm re-wiring my 147... got a wiring harness and jumped through flaming hoops to get it installed...


my ignition switch has 5 prongs...

my plug for the ignition has 3 female slots... (not for a true three prong because on a three prong ignition switch has the middle prong turned 90 degrees.

here's a picture of it plugged in too...

i can't try it out because upon trying to remove the plug for the neutral safety switch, the switch completely fell apart... it really didn't take that much effort to break it... time for a new one...

what's your take on this ignition / wire plug thing?

seems when i removed the wires (all completely blue mind you thanks to the P O) from the ignition switch, not all the prongs had something attached

thanks!
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Old 06-05-2011, 11:33 PM
jpianalto jpianalto is offline
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Default even more issues

so i read how the neutral safety switch can be jumped for diagnosis purposes...

no dice... no power getting to the starter / gen at this point...

i tried jumping the terminals of the plug that attaches to the ignition switch with no luck there as well...

any advice here?

i'll triple check my diagram but i'm pretty sure all the colors are where they are supposed to go...
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Old 06-06-2011, 06:18 AM
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You need the correct Ignition Switch, being: IH-60736-C3. It is available from your local Cub Cadet or Case-IH dealer(s). If that is not practical, I am sure the sponsors at the top of the page would be more than willing to send you one.
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