Engine will start fine. However, tractor will not move. Transmission will go in each range but not in any gears within the range. Hydraulics work fine. Also the battery warning light is on as well as the three lights: stop, yellow caution and blue caution all blink. Plus the tach does not work. This is an intermittent thing and does not happen each time I try to start. If it does start and no lights blink, it will run fine. Anyone had this problem or know what the problem is.
John Deere 6320 starting problem
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beenthere
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Broken wire ? somewhere ? Any history of past things that have happened that may give you a hint where to look?
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6320 is a modern tractor. Check dash display for "operator out of seat" indicator. Maybe a broken seat interlock switch issue.
Harry in Ky
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Revisit "Plus the tach does not work". With most computer controlled transmissions they monitor engine RPM (input shaft speed) and output shaft speed. If the computer doesn't like the two readings at any given point it can default to neutral. Or in some cases, just never actually go into the selected gear. Admittedly, I don't know if that applies to your model, but it's worth considering.
I'll check the wiring what I can see. Nothing in past similar.
This a older 6320 that doesn't have the dash display. I've had issues with loose seat connector before but didn't cause existing problems.
So what do I check to see if this is the issue? Not quite following what you mean.
