Posted by Yesterday'sRick on November 01, 2011 at 19:05:29 from (209.91.107.179):
1964 JD 4020 was running just fine and had stopped and started it a few times thoughout the day and now when I turn the key on the little red generator (24 V)light comes on full intensity as it should however when I turn the key to start nothing happens, selenoid doesn"t engage or anything. Previously had a connection problem at transmission gear position switch however doesn"t seem to be a problem. I assume it is just a open/close switch but not sure if the permissive is open or closed. Tried disconnecting it with no luck, tried jumpering wire with no luck. Did same for the clutch engagement switch as well also no luck. Can anyone confirm that these are simple open/close switches and if not how can you check them? Also are there any other start permissive switches that anyone is aware of? Thank you in advance for any ideas. P.S. If your response is "get a manual", save your breath.
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