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    Deere 50,55 series wiring

    In trying to track down an electrical problem with my Deere 2155, we noticed something odd. We traced the heavy gauge red wire attached to the solenoid stud to a single conductor plug connector under the dash. That connector is attached to a much smaller gauge wire that leads to the ignition...
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    Deere 2155 battery light problem

    Thanks. It appears that someone in the past did some sloppy work under the dash, so there are a number of unexplained connections and disconnections, spliced wires, etc. Yesterday we disconnected a heavy gauge red wire that went from the solenoid stud, and was end spliced into a smaller gauge...
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    Deere 2155 battery light problem

    We have the wiring diagram now, which I will attach. We've disconnected all wires leading to the alternator, and still the light is on. Disconnecting the oil pressure sender dims the light. We're stumped. Are the diodes shown in this diagram al contained within the alternator ?
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    Deere 2155 battery light problem

    Thanks. It sounds like TM4436 is what I need, I was reluctant to buy even the $20 download without knowing what was inside, so your information is greatly appreciated.
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    Deere 2155 battery light problem

    The battery light on my Deere 2155 turns on when the ignition key is turned off, eventuallly draining the battery. We suspected the ignition switch and replaced it. We suspected an alternator diode, so we disconnected the alternator wires. Neither solved the problem. If we had a wiring diagram...
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    2150/55 gauge cluster glass

    The glass covering my 2150 gage cluster had taken on so much water I couldn't read the gauges. I realized it was double glass, so I carefully drilled a small hole through the retaining ring in bewteen the two layers of glass. I did this in two places, then I thought I would blow out the moisture...
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