John Deere 5420
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Zebrafive
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Most likely the fusible link key 4 in the drawing. Possibly the diodes of the alternator too.
Dave M7040
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John Deere has been using diodes to protect against expensive damage to electronic parts when owners reverse battery cables.
Sometimes the diodes are in a cluster looking like a relay and located in the relay area.
Sometimes there are individual ones like this:
Without a wiring diagram, locating the problem will be difficult.
Do you have a wiring diagram you could post?
Any damage to the alternator would not create a dead electrical system
Dave M7040
Sometimes the diodes are in a cluster looking like a relay and located in the relay area.
Sometimes there are individual ones like this:
Without a wiring diagram, locating the problem will be difficult.
Do you have a wiring diagram you could post?
Any damage to the alternator would not create a dead electrical system
Dave M7040
Dave M7040
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bhoward
A good friend, seeing my earlier post, provided me with a WSM for your tractor.
I need to know more specifics. For example 3 or 4 cylinder engine. Cab or no cab
If you have already solved your problem plse advise so my energies can be directed elsewhere
In my earlier post I made mention of Diode packs.
This is where the two are located.
Dave M
A good friend, seeing my earlier post, provided me with a WSM for your tractor.
I need to know more specifics. For example 3 or 4 cylinder engine. Cab or no cab
If you have already solved your problem plse advise so my energies can be directed elsewhere
In my earlier post I made mention of Diode packs.
This is where the two are located.
Dave M
