clicking sound/hazard lights tractor is off

[LDD]

Ok, so I pull in the driveway last night and my b2150 has the hazard lights on...I'm clueless so I park the truck and go over to invetigate. It's real dark so I just start feeling around for the switch and move it to off. The lights go off but a clicking sound persists. I don't think much of it. I come out the next day and start the tractor to make sure the battery is charged. I run the machine for 10-15 minutes or so and turn it off. The clicking continues. I leave and go to coach a basketball game and come home three hours later...still clicking. What's the deal? Any help appreciated.
thanks,
Josh

 

[number two]

Josh,can you listen/feel around and tell us where the clicking sound is coming from?It sounds electrical-if you find an electrical device,can you disconnect the wire to it?Is it a slow click or a fast click?It's not normal-give us more details!I would tend to think this may run your battery down over time.Good Luck!

 

[savageactor7]

Can you tell if the hour meter is running? I dunno...

 

[dodge man]

Is it the fuel pump?

 

[bruiserx2]

My BX24 did something very similar. One night I looked out of the window and thought someone was trying to steal it. The hazards were flashing at 2 in the morning. It ended up being the switch itself. I tried turning the lights on/off, the hazard on/off and then reached under the console and wiggled some wires, once I wiggled the wires the hazards went off. Thought was good and did not disconnect that night, next morning I had a dead battery. I disconnected the switch and had the dealer replace it (under warranty) and no further issues.

 

[LDD]

It sounds like it's coming right from the console and that it may actually be the switch. If I turn the switch on and off it will turn the lights off but the clicking persists. It has warmed up and I haven't heard anything so maybe there was some moisture in there that froze or something.

Also, the hour meter is not running.

thanks for the replies guys

 

[Maine Yankee]

I had the same thing happen to my L245DT. This would always happen after a rain, so it was obvious that it was moisture related.The problem was water inside the flasher toggle switch. A quick run to the hardware store found a new toggle switch with a rubber boot for it (sold seperately) for less than $6 total. Hasn't happened since. Good luck!