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Montgomery Ward Riding lawn mower - dangling wire
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Posted by Gerald Barr on May 21, 2002 at 18:58:04 from (24.55.96.102):
I have a Montgomery Ward riding lawnmower model number
tmo-3395a/b051h1 16/42. I pulled it from winter hibernation to get it ready for another season of mowing when I noticed that a yellow wire was dangling on the right side of the engine. I cannot figure out were this wire connects to, and believe me I have spend allot of time trying to figure out were this wire connects to. It has a female connector on one end so I know it connects to something. I am having one problem with this mower and that is that the motor will not shut-off after I start it, it has a key ignition. I figure this dangling yellow wire has something to do with it. If anyone has a similar riding lawnmower could you check the wiring that runs on the right side of the engine. This yellow wire is harnessed with the headlight wires.
Thanks,
Gerald
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