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Sorry, but my paper is all wet :(

I think it stopped!!!

Had a leaking radiator on a JD tractor, bought it to a radiator shop and they were able to repair it. Saved me $$$

As I learned when I replaced mine, the new seal is one piece.

And I can understand your question and confusion!

Makes sense, a fuel filter as Nicksacco suggested may be a better option

On my side-by-side all the vents have a check valve on them to only allow pressure to vent but nothing can get in. I would fun a vent hose heigh enough and loop back down to also keep everything out.

Yep, remove it when greasing until grease comes out. If you have the owner's manual it's explained there.

The axle on my tractor is not vented and will build up pressure. I did have a leak, but that was at 800 hrs, so I'm not going to blame the lack of a vent on that. However, I would think a vent would be a good thing to at least keep pressure from building up and maybe vent off any condensation...

All of the mode lights use the same bulb. No colored lights, the magic is done by the filter on the display.

I still have 9 :)

I recently replaced the seal on mine, not too hard to do. In addition to that seal I also replaced the bevel gear case seal, bevel gear cover and O-ring, and axle flange O-ring. Seen videos of replacing the seal while still attached to axle, but removing the assembly from the axle made it a lot...

Just wanted to follow up for anyone that has a blown bulb in their display module. I did not find a direct replacement bulb going by the dimensions of the OEM bulb. So, I went with a CEC #2182 bulb, bigger diameter and height than the OEM, but according to the specs, good for 40,000 hrs. The...

Manual doesn't state this, but the maintenance schedule for a lot of other engines state to change oil by hours or every year or two years, whichever comes first. In areas with cold temperatures (like Minnesota!), condensation and other contaminants will build up in engines and settle in...

Bad connection somewhere. Can you put a voltmeter across the wires on the solenoid and see if the voltage is fluctuating?

Not sure, but it looks like Kapton tape. This is lke a mylar high temp resistant tape often used on electronic stuff for insulating circuit boards. Amazon.com : kapton tape

Cut my engineering teeth on analog meters and Tektronic scopes. No longer have an analog meter, but still have my scope! Sorry, to get off topic, I'll stop now.

An Simpson analog meter, haven't seen one of them in years!!!

I started tearing things apart. Pulled out the HST Response/Mode switch module and that checked out fine. So, I pulled the dash display module out and took that apart. As I was hoping my only problem is a blown-out bulb. However, it's a small bulb with wires that wrap around a small socket that...

I have the WSM but it doesn't say much about troubleshooting, just how it functions I was hoping for more details on checking the switch, measuring voltages, stuff like that, but there is nothing in the WSM