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Ok I took off the brake pedal switch and it tested good (at least on continuity tester). I tested continuity from orange wire at seat plug to brake switch
which is good and then to dash light (brake pedal) and its good. I tested yellow wire from seat switch to ign switch and its good. I looked at the wire insulation for any obvious frays, etc...and it looks really good with no obvious breaks. Any other thoughts on where to look? |
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Take the Orange wire OFF the Seal Switch, insulate so it doesn't touch any thing, and see what you get.
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I took the plug with the orange yellow wire off the seat when I tested. Is that what you mean?
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Yes, unplug the Orange wire, if it has that.
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Might it be possible to just use an on/off switch for the PTO? On or Off?
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1641 Seat Switch
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The switchs are located under the part with the springs.
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Thanks Sam! You've always been right on!
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