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JD STX 30 won't start

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Craig

08-13-2001 18:52:59




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Hello, I have a JD STX 30 with a Kohler Command 9 Model CV 125 motor.

When I switch the key fom run to start I am not getting the switched 12 volts to the solenoid. I traced the wires and the wire from the solenoid goes to 1 pin of a 2 pin connector. The other wire in this connector comes from a relay mounted near the battery.

The two wires run to two small brass or copper terminals on the axle housing. I don't know what these terminals are for (possibly a neutral switch?)

When I put a voltmeter to the relay side of the connector there is 0V -- when I turn the switch to run I see the voltage slowly rising to 12 V -- when I move the switch to start the voltage drops back down to 0 and I have to put the switch back to run and wait for the voltage to climb again.

Does anyone know what the two terminals are on the housing? I tried jumping across this connector and turning the key and I got the starter to jump and that's it. I can't get it to do it again though.

Thanks in Advance.

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Spokerd1

08-14-2001 15:37:47




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 Re: JD STX 30 won't start in reply to Craig, 08-13-2001 18:52:59  
Possible a bad ground. Slow rise in voltage in a good sign. I am not sure as to the wire going to the wheels but if you have a safety switch not working correctly the ignition will not work.



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Aaron

08-12-2002 07:57:12




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 Re: Re: JD STX 30 won't start in reply to Spokerd1, 08-14-2001 15:37:47  
I have a John Deere stx 30 and it won't start either. When I turn the key the engine turns over but does not start. I think it has something to do with the spark plug. If anyone has anyother suggestions please email me at [email protected] Thanks
Aaron



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t

10-03-2002 19:35:10




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 Re: Re: Re: JD STX 30 won't start in reply to Aaron, 08-12-2002 07:57:12  
check the interlock switch under the seat



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