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In Reply to: electric clutch posted by glenn on Saturday, November 27, 2010:
Problem could be caused one/more of the following-connectors loose/bad where clutch conn connects to tractor wiring harness,connector loose/bad on pto sw,pto sw going bad,ign sw going bad,if tractor has an auto reset circuit breaker for clutch same may be weak/bad,bad connector or loose internal connection on clutch coil,try disconnecting clutch,check clutch coil with an ohmmeter for a circuit,if you have a circuit(this is only a static test as problem may only show up with eng running & vibration)connect a voltmeter/12v test lite to wiring harness conn for clutch,work back in wiring to pto sw & ign sw and see if you can find where you're loseing voltage to clutch connector,if you don't have wiring diag/elect knowledge to work on same,have jd dealer/local mower shop troubleshoot & repair problem,one other thing you could try,goto www.weekendfreedommachines.com this is a website for jd tractors,join forum & post question on lawn/garden tractor forum,you can probably get a wiring diag there & info/fix for cause of problem,this might be a common problem for yr/mod tractor you have.
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