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thadscub 06-25-2021 06:36 PM

Engine cranking when key is off
 
Okay I have a problem when I go to hook up the battery the starter generator crank when the key is off. I have a new starter relay is a stens along with the new voltage regulator which is new confirmed all wiring is hooked up correctly. where should I start looking for the problem thad

thadscub 06-25-2021 06:36 PM

more info
 
This is a cub cadet 123

finsruskw 06-25-2021 06:44 PM

Did this problem occur before you did the work??
Did you mess with the starter switch wiring any?
Are you sure the V/R is correct for the application and wired correctly?
IH-545130-R92

thadscub 06-25-2021 06:57 PM

The voltage regulator is Stens 435-040. Listed that part # has 4 terminals. The starter relay is Stens 435-008 3 terminal. The problem started after I changed these, never moved wires on it ignition switch.

R Bedell 06-25-2021 07:07 PM

Something is NOT wired right or you have the wrong parts.

Billy-O 06-25-2021 07:23 PM

Hard to disagree;with the others...... I'm curious to why were you replacing these parts before the problem? Recheck your wiring and do make sure the regulator is properly grounded.

thadscub 06-25-2021 07:41 PM

problem located
 
Found the problem it was the green wire to voltage/ starter generator when I disconnect the green wire from the starter generator it works with the key switch what would cause that

ol'George 06-25-2021 07:59 PM

All "will fit" voltage regulators are NOT created equal.
We get this very same question more than once a month here.
The regulators have to be wired as per their lug identified terminals, not their physical location on the regulator.:bigthink:

thadscub 06-25-2021 08:10 PM

Thats what I did followed label on voltage regulator

darkminion_17 06-25-2021 08:16 PM

That wire is not green, it is blue. It prolly will not be charging the batt tree now that it is disconnected.
A picture of how you wired it would help...


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