Kioti CK20 Won't start after doing something by accident, help?

[eddie48]

I don't know anything about Kioti tractors, but I know a lot about dead batteries. I have had many. It sounds like you are not getting any current, anywhere. (No lights, etc.). Put a voltmeter on the battery and see if it is charged (about 12.5 volts). If it is, check the cables and battery terminal clamps. Sounds like you have a bad connection, somewhere.

 

[CitizenOfThePlanet]

I have another thread on another section of the forum, and I believe I have found the issue to be a 60 amp fuse that is next to the starter, It appears to be bad, so I have the new part coming hopefully tonight and I will keep everybody posted! Thanks so much for the help!

 

[cabover4us]

I read earlier that the red wire melted onto the muffler, that's a direct short probably where the blown fuse came from..

 

[Midniteoyl]

I found the starter, and I hooked the red wire from my jeep battery directly to the starter, and it still didn't give any power or turn over.

Didnt hook up the neg to the jeep?

 

[k0ua]

Didnt hook up the neg to the jeep?

I believe on his other thread, he replaced the fuse and that fixed the problem.. I suspect the wire coming in contact with the hot muffler was the initial cause.

 

[Waldershrek]

When you say "filled it with gas" (twice), you did mean diesel fuel, correct?

I'm with you. I was sitting saying to myself, "well there's your problem right there!"

 

[Midniteoyl]

I believe on his other thread, he replaced the fuse and that fixed the problem.. I suspect the wire coming in contact with the hot muffler was the initial cause.

Yes, but if he had, the starter would've turned