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G-MAN
11-13-2002 10:53:01
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Re: 1963-1968 JD 4020 Electric Start Wiring Question in reply to Steven McCall, 11-13-2002 07:55:57
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Steve, this may get a little involved, but I'll try to lay it out as best as I can, although you may wish to get a wiring diagram for your tractor. Your tractor should be after serial# 91000 to have that arrangement, so heres the way the wiring should go. You should have two three-wire connectors on the back of the key switch. As you're looking at the back of the switch, the connector on the left should have a black wire, a blue wire and a gray wire - in that order from top to bottom. The connector on the right should have a green wire, a brown wire, and a white wire (although the schematic says not used by the white) - once again in that order from top to bottom. The push-button switch should have a black wire on it's left terminal and a yellow wire on it's right terminal. Providing all these connections are right, your tractor should start. If not, you could have a problem with the key switch, push-button, neutral-start switch, circuit-breaker and so on. Like I said, you'll probably want to get a schematic before tearing into it too far. Also make sure it is for the proper tractor, as the 4010/early 4020 manual shows several different schematics for the various models, serial numbers and fuel-types of tractors. If I had access to a scanner, I would simply email you a schematic. Maybe someone else with a manual can help you out with that. If you continue to have problems, email me and I will do what I can to help you through it. Good luck with the 4010. p.s. - Please don't continue to start the tractor by jumping the solenoid, and go to your dealer and get a terminal guard for it when you get it going. Too many guys have been killed already doing that sort of thing.
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