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Re: John Deere 140 Wire Diagram
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Posted by Bob on August 30, 2004 at 21:14:17 from (66.163.134.177):
In Reply to: John Deere 140 Wire Diagram posted by Brian Ramsbey on August 30, 2004 at 09:44:21:
A 140 of that serial number should have magneto ignition, an there should be no connection between the 12 Volt electrical system and the ignition system, except a wire from the points to the ignition switch, that gets shorted to ground when the switch is turned off, to "kill" the spark, and thus the engine. Either you have this "kill" wire connected to the wrong post on the ignition switch, or you have the wrong ignition switch (one designed for a LATER tractor with 12 Volt powered ignition). The other possibility is that a burned "hot" 12 Volt wire in the harness is shorted to the ignition "kill" wire. If 12 Volts is being applied to the points, and to the magneto coil, the magneto coil is almost certainly "toast". The CORRECT part number for the ignition switch on a 140 below S.N. 10,001 is AM102543. All the 140's prior to this serial number were originally magneto-ignition equipped. Since these engines are magneto ignition, if the coil, points, and condensor are good, it should run for testing purposes with NO electrical connections to the tractor chassis. Of course, it wouldn't stop with the key, though! I have a shop manual for these tractors, and, if memory serves, the info you need IS in there. I'll look tomorrow.
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