Was moving stone 2 days ago with my kubota b2650,turned it off and 5 minutes later get back on turn the key and nothing,dash lights stay on but won't turn over,key won't turn dash lighys off,thoughtnit was a faulty ignition so order one from messicks which i got yesterday,installed it but nothing,won't even turn dash lights on.I have checked all fuses,everything is good,i can start tracyor by jumping ignition wires,when i hook up old switch dash lights etc come on and stay on,turning keys makes no difference,anyone have any idea what's going on?
kubota b2650 ignition problems
- Thread starter pearsemac
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You need to be certain that something simple like the pto has been left engaged or similar.
Go to Kubotabooks.com and download the Workshop Manual for free. WSM
It will turn out to be a safety switch part of the OPC or operator presence control.
This is one page from the large manual. In the manual you will find step by step ways to narrow down the problem
I see this is your first post. Do you have any basic electrical tools to help you troubleshoot?
A multi meter and test light together costing less than $30.
Replacing components like the key switch with the hope it will fix your problem is just a waste of money. You need to be systematic in your trouble shooting which is how the WSM and a few tools will save you money in the long run.
Dave
Go to Kubotabooks.com and download the Workshop Manual for free. WSM
It will turn out to be a safety switch part of the OPC or operator presence control.
This is one page from the large manual. In the manual you will find step by step ways to narrow down the problem
I see this is your first post. Do you have any basic electrical tools to help you troubleshoot?
A multi meter and test light together costing less than $30.
Replacing components like the key switch with the hope it will fix your problem is just a waste of money. You need to be systematic in your trouble shooting which is how the WSM and a few tools will save you money in the long run.
Dave
Pearsemac
I also have a b2650, no-problems with ignition. My older bx 1860 sometimes needs me to fumble the PTO lever a little before it would start.
Just a thought.
I also have a b2650, no-problems with ignition. My older bx 1860 sometimes needs me to fumble the PTO lever a little before it would start.
Just a thought.