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10-18-2023, 05:05 PM
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2182 No Start
My 2182 does’t want to start. Depress the pedal, turn the key and the depress pedal annunciator lights up. The button the pedal presses looks to be in good shape. Still have one more mowing before season ends. I don’t want to spend all day looking through the wiring. When moving around the bundle on the left below the hump, sometimes the pto engaged light comes on and depress light does not…
Robert 
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10-22-2023, 01:08 PM
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I see this message is several days old but in my experience owning several 2182's, the problem for me has always been in the connectors. I have never had a bad switch, module or starter. it has always been a poor connection or broken wire. I would start with pulling each plug apart, cleaning the connection when possible or plug/unplug them 5-10 times to clean off the terminals. when you have time clean them all - I used CRC QD cleaner and dielectric grease to protect
Sorry, I have had a failed seat switch. I have by-passed it on mine.
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10-31-2023, 01:56 PM
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Jump the terminals on the starter with an old screwdriver with the key in the run position. That bypasses all the switches if you just want to get the thing started.
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1992 2182 with 48" deck, Kwik-Way loader, and QA42A Snow Thrower 2008 RZT 54
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