I have an older model L130 John Deere with a Kohler engine. I have been all though it and it comes down to this. If I connect the kill cable to both of the coils, I get no spark. Remove either connector and I get a good strong spark. If they are connected together, there is no spark. Even if I disconnect the kill cable from the rest of the wring and only have the cable connected between the two coils. One coil was eaten by mice (again) so I installed a new one. The other one is only a couple years old. It stinks of mouse house, but it still works. I've cleaned all the contacts and replaced the eaten wiring. And, of course, I have removed all of the mouse's living quarters as well. So I can still use the mower and to be able shut it off, I cut the wire between the two coils and installed a kill switch that reconnects them when pressed.
Has anyone else had this same electrical issue or have any thoughts on what is going on?
Any advice on keeping the mice from eating my mower ever year would be appreciated as well. This time they even got the deck belt.
Has anyone else had this same electrical issue or have any thoughts on what is going on?
Any advice on keeping the mice from eating my mower ever year would be appreciated as well. This time they even got the deck belt.