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Lx865 turn over won’t start
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<blockquote data-quote="Shanmar" data-source="post: 136547" data-attributes="member: 21969"><p>One potential cause I've ran into is bad connection in the blade sockets for the fuses and relays. Corrosion or wear from vibration or both have led to me wiring in replacement sockets in some of my machines in both the fuse holders (cab and engine compartment) and relay holders (engine compartment). Symptoms were varied but I'd say any of those areas could lead to shut down/won't start situations. Diagnosed by wiggling fuse/relay while trying to start. Short term improvement was to crimp the blade to make it fit tighter. Long term fix was wire in new holders. Not saying this is absolutely your problem but would be high on my check list especially that fuse you said was hot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shanmar, post: 136547, member: 21969"] One potential cause I've ran into is bad connection in the blade sockets for the fuses and relays. Corrosion or wear from vibration or both have led to me wiring in replacement sockets in some of my machines in both the fuse holders (cab and engine compartment) and relay holders (engine compartment). Symptoms were varied but I'd say any of those areas could lead to shut down/won't start situations. Diagnosed by wiggling fuse/relay while trying to start. Short term improvement was to crimp the blade to make it fit tighter. Long term fix was wire in new holders. Not saying this is absolutely your problem but would be high on my check list especially that fuse you said was hot. [/QUOTE]
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