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    1862 ignition switch

    every thing i have checked so far seems to be up to par other than the wireing, i've taken all the loom and tape off the harness and have been tracing wires.the one thing that i have noticed on the 6th spade on my ignition switch is a green wire that seems to be a ground wire,it appears that it...
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    1862 ignition switch

    thanks matt i will try that
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    1862 ignition switch

    is there a way to visually check to see if that material is comming a part or can you ohm it out with a multimeter?
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    1862 ignition switch

    thanks again to every one for the help, i'm going to go out to the garage after i get a bite to eat and tinker some more,double check every thing that i have done so far just to be sure that it is not me
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    1862 ignition switch

    the thing that has me stumped is that it doesn't do it right away like you have a dead short it take 15 or 20 seconds for the fuse to pop
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    1862 ignition switch

    this old jewell has been sitting for about 7 years that i know of and this is the only problem i have found so far. after i cleaned the switch up the best i could i reassembled and i could get the clutch to run under no load but it would pop the fuse. thanks to all for the help i just joined...
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    1862 ignition switch

    all the wires are by them selves with female spade ends but appear to be heatshrinked(factory applied?) they are not in any type of molded connector
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    1862 ignition switch

    I have a 1862 that the pto clutch has been acting up on,spoke to friend and he told me to check the ignition switch, i did that and found lots of rust/corosion.I atempted to clean the spades on the switch with little success,all the diagrams that i have seen on here show the switch with 5 spades...
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