Kubota F2400 D1105 3 cylinder electrical issues

[DJthebigfella]

Hi guys can anyone please provide me some advice. I thank you in advance.

I have just picked up a f2400 with a d1105 in it and i have no power going to my fuel solenoid or my gauges. The oil and Battery lights light up but not the fuel or temp gauges i have checked all the wires and all seems good i think the problem is the control module the part number that is listed for this machine is 76611-55710 but i can not find any photos to ensure the plug is right on the controller i will order. My plug is round i have attached photos of what my unit looks like.

The solenoid works when i put power to it however when it is all wired in i do not get power to it at all. Does the control module power the fuel solenoid? Is there a way to test the control module at all? or am i missing something?

I have been told parts for these machines will be hard to find in Australia as they were all imported and i am finding that this is the case. Is there a way i can by pass the harness and power the solenoid directly on like a toggle switch or similar. Thanks for your time

and happy new year.

 

[PoTreeBoy]

I can't be of much help. There's an Op Man at Www.kubotabooks.com in the mowers directory that contains a wiring diagram in the back. Some Kubotas have a solenoid that is energized through a timer to shut down the engine, but I don't know if that function is performed by your operator presence module, or if your solenoid is energized to run.

I interpret the diagram as two molex type connectors, an eight pin and a two pin. Messicks shows a serial number break on the module so the part may have changed during production.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

The OPS manual on Kubotabooks.com has the wiring schematic in it.

 

[DJthebigfella]

The OPS manual on Kubotabooks.com has the wiring schematic in it.

thank you

 

[DJthebigfella]

I can't be of much help. There's an Op Man at Www.kubotabooks.com in the mowers directory that contains a wiring diagram in the back. Some Kubotas have a solenoid that is energized through a timer to shut down the engine, but I don't know if that function is performed by your operator presence module, or if your solenoid is energized to run.

I interpret the diagram as two molex type connectors, an eight pin and a two pin. Messicks shows a serial number break on the module so the part may have changed during production.

thank you

 

[Russell King]

You may want to contact @Hugo Habicht about the combination box.

See post #26 in this thread where he rebuilds his combination box on a G1900

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