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Case 7130 shuts down!

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Jennifer in IA

11-04-2006 07:07:11




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My fathers Case 7130 shuts down when turning on lights. He says it seems like when he turns on lights it cuts off fuel line. He completely checked battery, alternator, wiring, and is stumped. Any suggestions would be great!!

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Jen




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430WLPG

11-04-2006 13:09:54




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 Re: Case 7130 shuts down! in reply to Jennifer in IA, 11-04-2006 07:07:11  
There's another possible problem and it's right next to the cab soleniod and it's called a juntion block it supplies power to the cab soleniod. There are two small studs with a couple of red wires each and the power comes up through the floor, and the two little studs get rusty and lose contact also you usually have to replace the block , if they are rusty I'd check that also



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560farm

11-04-2006 11:16:06




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 Re: Case 7130 shuts down! in reply to Jennifer in IA, 11-04-2006 07:07:11  
It sounds like the cab solenoid is bad. It controls the cab and also the fuel shut off solenoid on the fuel pump. It's located down below the powershift/throttle counsel on the window by the muffler. Remove the plastic head screw on the grey trim and the plastic trim comes off. You'll be working in cramped quarters between the counsel and brake pedals. The solenoid is mounted to floor and you'll need a 10mm wrench or socket to remove the bolts. On the outside under the black trim by the muffler and rear tire you can see the screws coming through the floor spray them with PB blaster or WD-40 first. When reinstalling put a little anti-sieze on the bolts. This solenoid was used on several tractors and combines and will cost $52 and change. Good Luck, it should fix the problem.
Brad

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