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04-15-2012, 09:20 AM
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2140AGS wiring diagram needed
Here's a story I bet you've never heard before.
Went out to start up the 2140 yesterday so I could do some yard cleanup. New gas, ck'd oil, took battery off trickle charger, turned key and nothing. Gee, it ran when I put it away. Desperately in search of a wiring diagram. Got power to + terminal of starter, lights, etc.  Did have a service manual and have looked in all the old places but filing system isn't the best. Diagram should help trace it out.  It is a Model 135-234-100 SN 309830 This has the Onan E140H engine. Thanks in advance for any help.
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04-15-2012, 09:57 AM
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Starting at the Ignition Switch at the "S" Terminal......
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04-15-2012, 03:52 PM
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Thanks Roland
We sort of figured it out and your diagram confirmed it.
My son (he can bend and squat a lot better that I can-oh to be 35 again) traced back from the solenoid, through the harness to the brake switch and the PTO switch and on to the ignition. We started from the same end and when we jumped the brake switch, well it was magic- starter turned over.  Will order a switch, but for today we ran it with a jumper. At least the lawn was mowed and leaves chopped.Thanks for the rapid reply. MikeC
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