ugo4it
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Thanks this is great information, i will print a copy and put it in my operators manual for a later day. Hopefully I will never need it.Thanks for the write up.
2002 jd 110 tlb
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Beautiful spot you have there next to the water!
Beautiful spot you have there next to the water!
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Thanks again ultrarunner. My dealer had the part for my '02 and it solved the problem. I agree on trying to plug the harness in. I was able to get the wires over to the left side where there is a bit more room and got the sensor plugged in before fishing it back over to the right side. I hope anyone else with this problem is able to find this thread and get it resolved quickly. I read so many other threads that never seemed to have an answer or seemed to imply that the sensor did not solve the problem.
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