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682 cub cadet wont start
I have a 682 cub cadet and I was mowing with it a few days ago and all of the sudden it just shut off, it was just like I had turned the engine off, anyways I turned the key and it started right back up and I made another lap with it around my yard and it did the same thing and shut off again only this time it wouldn’t do anything it wouldn’t even turn over, it just has no juice, i’ve Checked the key switch, the safety switch under the seat and the one on the break pedal, I’ve checked the battery, i’ve Checked for loose wires, I just don’t know what to do or what else to check and I wanted to see if someone else might know something.
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Yes I just checked those, they seem to be fine, I put a jumper wire between the battery and the starter and it will turn over.
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Do you have a VOM or a DVM..??
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I just have a cheap multimeter
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Set the meter to VDC scale, of at least 20V.
With the Black Lead attached to Ground (or the Battery Negative terminal), with the Red Lead, do you have 12VDC at the "B" terminal of the Ignition Switch.????
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