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Really loose nut behind the wheel muffler bearing. Some of us are not has knowledgeable has others on are cub cadets . I would expect more from a moderator. Yes he could've explained him self a little better .but you could ask a little more questions. I'm also a newbie. I get better answers on Facebook group then I do here.
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bought a 1641 2weeks ago ignition switch keeps going out.no dash lights replaced switch and that went three days later what can i check to see why
Check you wiring make sure nothing is grounding out and make sure you do have a good ground.
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Really loose nut behind the wheel muffler bearing. Some of us are not has knowledgeable has others on are cub cadets . I would expect more from a moderator. Yes he could've explained him self a little better .but you could ask a little more questions. I'm also a newbie. I get better answers on Facebook group then I do here.
I think I answered his question quite well in post 4. Then he again said it simply quit working. He stopped asking questions at that point. Why should I be investigating his problem?
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