Help with Fuse Panel on 4520

JimmyC · Oct 8, 2006

While clearing some cedar brush with my JD4520, the wires feeding my hydraulic diverter switch got snagged and were ripped from the back of the fuse panel. The diverter & switch were dealer installed when I bought the tractor and I guess they didn't get the wires tucked up out of the way. It looks like the wires were pulled out of the crimp connectors that clip into the back of the fuse panel. The local JD dealer can't find a part number for the fuse panel, let alone the pins that plug into the back of it. I need some new pins and a tool for removing the old pins from the fuse panel. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Jimmy

kennyd · Oct 8, 2006

JimmyC said:
While clearing some cedar brush with my JD4520, the wires feeding my hydraulic diverter switch got snagged and were ripped from the back of the fuse panel. The diverter & switch were dealer installed when I bought the tractor and I guess they didn't get the wires tucked up out of the way. It looks like the wires were pulled out of the crimp connectors that clip into the back of the fuse panel. The local JD dealer can't find a part number for the fuse panel, let alone the pins that plug into the back of it. I need some new pins and a tool for removing the old pins from the fuse panel. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Jimmy

You could log into www.jdparts.com and try to find to #'s yourself

Or you could find another dealer who is more willing to help you!

Oh, and WELCOME to TBN!

JimmyC · Oct 8, 2006

I did look at JD's website for parts. I couldn't find a part number. You can see the "fuse holder" in the diagram for the wiring harness. That's when I gave up and went to the JD dealer in hopes that they would have better resources. They couldn't find the part number either. They are supposed to be putting in some sort of "case" to JD to get a part number and said that "maybe" I would have an answer by Tuesday.