JD 755 Diesel no start

[ybshore]

NO start. No click. Test light power everywhere. Running great for 15 years, finished lawn, washed her down, put her away, -like always- and next morning; dead.
Have tech and operators and have used troubleshooting to no avail. Any help thanks.

 

[ybshore]

NO start. No click. Test light power everywhere. Running great for 15 years, finished lawn, washed her down, put her away, -like always- and next morning; dead.
Have tech and operators and have used troubleshooting to no avail. Any help thanks.

Replaced starter and solenoid and no change. All starter safeties check out.

 

[Rara Avis]

Have you checked your battery?
Have you checked all your grounds...the 55s have multiple grounds as identified in your service manual

 

[DennisX495]

When the switch is turned to the start position are you getting voltage to the start wire on the silonoid ?

 

[ybshore]

Have you checked your battery?
Have you checked all your grounds...the 55s have multiple grounds as identified in your service manual

Checked all grounds and have good battery.

 

[ybshore]

When the switch is turned to the start position are you getting voltage to the start wire on the silonoid ?

Will try that in a few minutes. According to the TM, there are four grounds to check. Where is "pedestal ground at steering column support". There is a pic, but I can't tell where it is?

 

[ybshore]

Checked all grounds and have good battery.

Though I am uncertain about "pedestal ground".

 

[ybshore]

When the switch is turned to the start position are you getting voltage to the start wire on the silonoid ?

Where would problem be indicated by that test? I see the wire traces into wire wrap back towards the dash.

 

[joecdeere]

don't check the grounds, take them apart and clean them then re-attach, those are notorious for having ground problems where the ground cable from the battery connects to the tractor. wire brush it bright, put some dielectric grease on it and tighten back up

 

[ybshore]

don't check the grounds, take them apart and clean them then re-attach, those are notorious for having ground problems where the ground cable from the battery connects to the tractor. wire brush it bright, put some dielectric grease on it and tighten back up

Will do.