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Old 02-19-2008, 02:24 PM   #11 (permalink)
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You gotta love those problems, Easy and cheap!

Even if it was a "Doh" moment, I have them daily.


While installing the lights last month, I pulled the battery out of it's tray, from underneath the dash. Luckily I grabbed the Black cable and noticed it was so loose on the battery terminal it would spin with ease, I lifted up, and "pop" it came right off of the battery terminal!
Loose as a Goose!

I hadn't checked it intentionally, that would sound too much like something I should have thought of. But, you can bet I was tugging on the Red cable intentionally!!

That loose battery ground cable can cause the all-too-familiar poor starting syndrome. I count myself lucky that it was so evident, it would have reared it's ugly head sooner or later.

Glad you found it and that it didn't break the bank, I'd call that a happy ending!

Kubota BX2350 and more attachments than I have sense to operate.
 
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