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I would like to add a voltmeter/ammeter to this mower. It is a small panel type meter to check battery voltage and ampere charging. It doesn’t have a factory ammeter installed. 0.28" LED Voltmeter Ammeter, Red Blue Digital Multimeter Display Voltage Current Tester, DC 0-100V 10A Detector...

I put a new connector for the lights, and added a fuse holder as well. Cleaned all the connectors with contact cleaner. The lights work, and the amp draw is only .3 amps.

Do you think it has something to do with the alternator output? I thought about disconnecting the A2 alternator wire, and running a wire from the B connection to the A2 terminal on the switch. I wouldn’t just run the lights from the battery without having the mower running, as it would run the...

I understand completely! I’m an old fart myself. We are traveling this morning for our daughter’s bday and grandson as well. Can’t believe our daughter is 39! Still not sure what to look for. Does look like a short of some kind?

I wired the fuse into the green side. I replaced it with a 14v lamp in series with the green wire. When I go to lamps position after startup, the light comes on indicating a short somewhere.

The bulbs are wired in parallel. Blue wire to one side of the bulb, green to the other side.

The key switch is inaccessible normally, because it’s behind the gas tank.

I wired a 12v bulb to where the fuse holder was added. Started the mower, and no light yet. However, when I change the switch to the light position, the bulb lights up, indicating a short. I wiggled some harnesses around, but the short remains. Any ideas as to the most likely culprit?

I also replaced the lighting connector, as the terminals were charred and burnt.

Autocorrect changed my comment about the lighting connector. It was supposed to read: at the front of the mower.

I ohmed the green wire from the G terminal of the starter switch to the green wire grounded through the bolt on the solenoid at the rear of the mower. It read 0 ohms. I connected my battery charger to the wires for the lights. They both came on when I applied power. I added a 20 amp inline...

Yardman 13AT604G755 I haven’t been able to locate the fuse for the lights. I did find the 20 amp starter fuse behind the dash panel. The manual (770-10448d) says “the other fuse is mounted to the inside of the frame, behind the battery”. I pulled the battery, and the only thing that I found...