Re: Lights blowing fuse

Posted by jeffcat on February 25, 2017 at 23:51:32 from (73.197.146.32):

In Reply to: Lights blowing fuse posted by kccca on February 25, 2017 at 21:41:44:

Just bet you find a "pinch" or a rub through some where. Do you have the wiring harness for this thing? If you do and there are terminal blocks do the old 50% of the way back deal. Unhook a wire and see what happens. I know on some of the older tractors I have worked on, there are terminal blocks where a supply wire branches out in both directions. Unplug on at a time. Good idea.....take the hood off and start looking over the wires. Bet one is pinched under a bolt or metal pannel. Watch out for the old letting the smoke out of the wire harness! !!!!

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