how do I connect the deck clutch cable to mower deck
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I don't know this was the worst thing I ever bought from amazon it is a piece of junk I am trying to sell mine
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If the cable broke like mine did after just three months take a sample to the hardware store and get a new length of cable and wire cable splices and once you have the right length use a hammer on the splices after the new cable is in them you may have to run the new cable through the mower first before you hammer the splice or use a big pair of plyers
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Stick a small screw driver in the slot between the head and cable to hold the cable in place. Then unscrew the head off the threaded cable bolt
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Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ?
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Hello M. Person. Unscrew the center clutch assembly all the way and pull up the screw collar. you should have a 2 plastic sleeves, the bottom piece which is about a inch long, should be sitting in the lower stand assembly about 3/4 of the way in. The second top collar which is about a 1/4 inch long should be sitting on top of the other one. If you don't see the top plastic ring check to see if it is lodged up in the screw collar. Try re seating the plastic rings and make sure not to cross thread the screw collar when tightening. Hope this helps.
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You can attach it to the throttle, but need something to hold the cable. I got a kit from Northern tool. Works great on my go cart
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Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ? Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or... » Read More Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ? « Show Less
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No it does not, just mark the old cable when you take the old piece off the mower
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hi jhon when you take your faceplate off theres a little circle to reset the deck use a ink pen tip & push it in... if that doesnt work i would unplug the wire harness and plug that back in... or your sorce button turns the deck on & off by holding it in for a few seconds try that... if this all fails kenwood has a one year warranty send it back the will fix or replace it buddy ..good luck ☺
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I had the same problem. What I did was: Make a short jumper with the female spade connector on one end, and put a in line connector on the other. trim and strip the blue wire and you have it. Splice the blue wire to the new jumper.
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Comes with clutch disk throw out bearing pressure plate and alignment tool. But no cable
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Easiest way is to take the spark plug to a lawn mower shop. There are other brands that will substitute for the original.I have had problems getting a good plug. Connect the sparkplug wire to the plug, ground to the engine head, and pull thestart rope. If it does not fire, it is still a bad plug or a badignition module. Due to bad results, the first thing I do ischeck a new plug. There may be other sources for a sparkplug: Lowe's, Home Depot, Sears, and Walmart. ... Doug
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The bolts are on your mower already. If you have lost them you will have to order them separately
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They give you a connector kit to put to the battery of your lawn tractor or ATV. Honestly, it was a very crappy connector, so I went to a auto parts store and bought a better connector and spliced it in.
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Should be a standard connection, you should be able to find it at Home depot, or your local hardware store.
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This clutch kit doesn't come with a cable because the car that it is designed to go into doesn't have one. It uses a hydraulic slave cylinder.
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On the reciver there is a box that the antena runs into. Requires a small Allen wrench to open 2 screws, open the waterproof top of that box and you should have 2 or 3 spots for accessory to plug the quick connector into.
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Yes, the cable is short. It's also very stiff. There are holes around the perimeter of the pedal that you could put bolts through, but I think the cable might be a bit short to route around a console. Also the cable is stiff enough that it's difficult to force it to go a specific way. You would definitely have to attach it to the deck somehow; the curve in the cable you see in the picture is the way the cable wants to go.