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MF 20 Ind wiring


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Posted by Samuels68 on January 13, 2013 at 12:35:07 from (173.215.11.129):

Here I am again guys, asking for advice cause I am stumped....

My Industrial 20 (3cyl Perkins Gas) seems to have a wiring problem that I can't manage to track down. I have traced every wire (except for the light circuit which is unhooked) and replaced damaged wiring so that everything is complete and matches the diagram.

I replaced the ignition switch because the old one pretty much fell apart when I touched it, and replaced the voltage regulator that was pretty well baked. It appears as if the battery moved in the tray (hold down clamp long gone when I got it) and pinched a wire coming from the regulator, causing a short, and heating which cooked alll the wiring within 2 inches of the regulator, all of which I replaced.

I have a good battery installed and am getting 13+ volts from positive to negative and positive to engine block. I have 13+ volts to the starter wire. However, I have no voltage to the ignition switch, and obviously, none coming out of the ignition to fire the solenoid.

I have not resorted to jumping the solenoid straight from the starter wire for fear of damaging something further, but I am about to that point.

Obviously, I am missing something, but can't seem to put my finger on it.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jess


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