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Old 05-01-2013, 11:18 PM
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OK, I am lost. I tried to start an 18HP Kohler Magnum. It would not start, no spark at the plugs.

There are 2 wires that come out of the engine to a double connector.

When I disconnect the double connector plug, the engine will start.

When I reconnect the plug the engine will shut off.

When I use an ohm meter, the tractor side of the connector does not show continuity to ground.

What am I missing??

What is stopping the engine if the wire does not show continuity to ground?

I even reversed the ohm meter leads in case there was a diode in the circuit.

Is the magnum supposed to shut off by grounding that terminal?

I even disconnected the battery, the engine continues to run fine.

Connect the connector, it stops. BUT, no continuity to ground.

HELP!
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Old 05-02-2013, 07:19 AM
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What model of Cub is this engine in...???
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Old 05-02-2013, 09:10 AM
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It is for an 1861,


the more I think about it, I must have been using an ungrounded spot to check for continuity to the tractor side of the plug.

The engine is currently in a Ariens GT-18. it appears to be a drop in for the 1861.

The Ariens is of the vintage of powder coat paint. Ariens feared lack of ground so much, they brought EVERY ground requirement back to one point. Even the battery ground is on this bolt that connects every ground together.

I saw that ground connecting bolt after the post, and have not had a chance th recheck continuity.
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Old 05-02-2013, 09:52 AM
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Ground measurements should be done at the Battery Negative terminal. There is NO diode in a 1861 Wiring Diagram.

This should help.

The Violet ----> Red/Wht wire is the Charging Circuit Power
The Black ----> Black is the Oil Light Circuit
The White ----> Yellow is the Kill Circuit to shut the engine down


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Thanks Roland!!

I just wanted to make sure I was not heading into "GAGA" land.
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