sodamo
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- Joined
- May 20, 2004
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- Big Island, HI
- Tractor
- LS XR4140H (Mine) BX2380 (wife’s)
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Yes, the switch cutout is larger than the standard automotive rocker switches. I cannot recall the number of the correct switch size. There was a link someone posted to a supplier that sells the correct switches. Hopefully they will be along shortly with that link....HELP PLZ.. WE HAVE AN MT225HE BOUGHT NEW IN JULY 2020,,ASSUME IT IS A 2020.. READ ARTICLE BY RBSTERN FROM JULY 2019 ABOUT ADDING A HORN.. GOT THE RECCOMENDED SWITCH//BOSCH RELAY AND HARNESS AND FUSE AND HOLDER.. READY TO INSTALL,,REMOVED RECTANGLE ON DASH AND SWITCH IS A LITTLE SHORT AND NARROW,,(OR I AM DOING SOMETHING WRONG))... ANY ADVICE PLEASE.. I WRITE IN CAPS AS EYES NOT SO GOOD,,NEW GLASSES AND ALL..
That turned out to be simple, but interesting. When I parked it, the leak seemed to stop. That told me it was only leaking under pressure. Came inside and took a break for a while. Fuel tank was low, so when I went back out, I filled it first. Turned the key to start the engine see if I could find the leak under pressure. It wouldn't start. Tried to fire, but sputtered. It has never not started before, even in cold weather. Tried several more times, same thing, sputter a bit, but not catch. After about 6 or 8 tries, it finally started.Noticed another fuel leak though. Not sure where this one is, somewhere above the fuel pump on the left side. Bugger to see with the fender on and that's a bugger to take off. Might be the banjo fitting on what appears to be the fuel rail Might try to tighten that up a bit.
One last thought for now ....Noticed another fuel leak though. Not sure where this one is, somewhere above the fuel pump on the left side. Bugger to see with the fender on and that's a bugger to take off. Might be the banjo fitting on what appears to be the fuel rail Might try to tighten that up a bit.
Give them a call. That's what I did and they answered and helped me out. Might be email/server issues.L Series High quality Carling Technologies custom laser-etched rocker switches, using Carling Technologies L-Series line of rockers and switches
I sent them 2 emails over the last 2 weeks using their contact us form, I have NOT received a reply.