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why does my voltage regulator on cub cadet 86 have power when the key is in the off position
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Battery lug/terminal on VR is wired to battery + thru charge indicator. If wired per wiring diagram with proper parts, the BAT lug will be hot even if key is off.
What seems to be the issue?
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Billy-O, your crystal ball is better than mine.
I was waiting for him to tell us WHERE he saw "power". |
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Don't mean step on your TOE... sorry if offend.
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I meant no insult to you, just wishing folks would give more specific information when asking a question.
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he musta found out the hard way....
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I like your crystal ball better.....
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Thanks, i was testing at the VR, just didn't think it should always be hot. as it would drain the battery.
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