F215 Instrument panel

[nevis]

I'm new to Yanmar and I've just bought an immaculate F215 which does everything great. But the only instruments that work are the Tachometer and the parking brake light - fuel guage, temp gauge, and all other red lights don't do anything.
I assume my first step is the fuses but to save me taking things apart unecessarily can someone tell me where the fuse box is? Or any other suggestions ( I think the panel may not be original as Yanmar 255 is written on the tach). Thanks

 

[nevis]

I'm new to Yanmar and I've just bought an immaculate F215 which does everything great. But the only instruments that work are the Tachometer and the parking brake light - fuel guage, temp gauge, and all other red lights don't do anything.
I assume my first step is the fuses but to save me taking things apart unecessarily can someone tell me where the fuse box is? Or any other suggestions ( I think the panel may not be original as Yanmar 255 is written on the tach). Thanks

 

[Jagmandave]

Post up a pic so we can see how it looks and we'll probably be able to help better. On my 1602D, it's on the left side, below the instrument panel.
And Welcome to TBN!

 

[Jagmandave]

Post up a pic so we can see how it looks and we'll probably be able to help better. On my 1602D, it's on the left side, below the instrument panel.
And Welcome to TBN!

 

[YanmarFever]

I will have 3 F215s later this week here
email me orcall and I will go over it with you.
Thanks Ernie
www.ernies.net

 

[YanmarFever]

I will have 3 F215s later this week here
email me orcall and I will go over it with you.
Thanks Ernie
www.ernies.net

 

[Mickey_Fx]

Since all the problems are with electrically operated gauges, I'd suggest bitting the bullet and pull the instrument panel. Could be the instrument cluster is unplugged.

While I have a nice tractor and all is working great, I had a problem with one of the gauges and when taking a look I found that the instrument cluster had been replaced. They didn't just unplug everything but cut all the wires. After some work found a bad connection for the circuit I was having trouble with.

Sorry Ernie, I know this wasn't your doing.

 

[Mickey_Fx]

Since all the problems are with electrically operated gauges, I'd suggest bitting the bullet and pull the instrument panel. Could be the instrument cluster is unplugged.

While I have a nice tractor and all is working great, I had a problem with one of the gauges and when taking a look I found that the instrument cluster had been replaced. They didn't just unplug everything but cut all the wires. After some work found a bad connection for the circuit I was having trouble with.

Sorry Ernie, I know this wasn't your doing.

 

[EFC]

Firewall, clutch side above starter. Remove side cover.

Buck

 

[EFC]

Firewall, clutch side above starter. Remove side cover.

Buck