Gregster613
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- 273 TYM. 2009 //Yardmachines 7 Speed Shift-on-the-goScotts L2048
I wanted to ask if anyone else has had issues with their glow timer malfunctioning (out of the blue)? I just replaced my combo switch, put it all back together, went to start it up and no go! I had no timer light, checked the fuse and it was blown. Put in fresh fuse and it blew instantly. I tore it back apart, unplugged my timer put another fuse into the slot. It held good while the timer was out of the system but blew as soon as I plugged the harness into the timer.
I "ASSUME" that means the timer went bad? I ordered a new timer and I'll know for sure once it gets here but I wondered if anyone else has had something like this happen to them? I'm not the sharpest with electrical issues and have not a clue how to trouble check the old timer? I do know that I get a constant 12V to one side of the fuse spot in the fuse block - all the time, even with switch off. I don't know if that's supposed to be so or not. I've never had issues with the glow system before. I've read about a lot of glow plug issues and am ready for that side of the troubles -- but the timer malfunctioning? Not so much!
If anyone has advice, I'm all ears!! Thanks Greg
I "ASSUME" that means the timer went bad? I ordered a new timer and I'll know for sure once it gets here but I wondered if anyone else has had something like this happen to them? I'm not the sharpest with electrical issues and have not a clue how to trouble check the old timer? I do know that I get a constant 12V to one side of the fuse spot in the fuse block - all the time, even with switch off. I don't know if that's supposed to be so or not. I've never had issues with the glow system before. I've read about a lot of glow plug issues and am ready for that side of the troubles -- but the timer malfunctioning? Not so much!
If anyone has advice, I'm all ears!! Thanks Greg