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06-22-2017, 09:23 AM
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2182 Starting Problems
Hello Gents,
I am having an issue with my 2182 starting. I have the key and push button start on this rig and I started it up yesterday and it cut off immediately. Now it wont start at all but it will crank over. It seems to be an electrical issue but I am just wondering where i should look first as to if there is a common issue? I think the key switch is okay but who knows. All i know is when i turn the key over and get ready to start, i should have the fuel pump running and the low oil light on but i dont even hear anything click on when i turn the key switch on. It turns over. I have voltage going to the switch. Any suggestions? Anyone's help is really appreciated. Thanks! 
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06-22-2017, 03:19 PM
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Well if you have a push button to start it someone has messed with the wiring so I have no idea what you have.
 Where are you in VA?
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06-22-2017, 04:44 PM
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@ Sam Mac
Well I have been using this mower for a while now and this was just all of a sudden. This looks to be a factory install push button but I could be wrong. I dont know a lot about this tractor but i know they key switch is factory and all the connectors havent been messed with as far as i can see. I live in King William, VA
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06-22-2017, 05:00 PM
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Like Sam said, someone has altered the wiring and thus it is hard to see and say, what they did. IF.....this were mine, I would get the OEM Ignition Switch and return the wiring back to the original design.
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06-22-2017, 05:00 PM
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I will guarantee that push button is not factory.
Let's see some pics of the wiring. Check for corrosion on the terminals of the switch. Better have a VOM handy.
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06-22-2017, 05:24 PM
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I will try to send some pictures later. I didnt have a lot of time yesterday to read everything out. I am thinking it is something to do with the interlock from looking at the electrical diagram. The wiring on this Cub doesnt look the best. The guy let it sit for a while but i havent had any issues since i bought it last year besides some engine issues that i have repaired. I agree, I would have spent the $30 to get a new switch.
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