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Message: <blockquote data-quote="alabamachainlink" data-source="post: 17360" data-attributes="member: 1899"><p>guys i thank you for the good advise. I tried that but the problem i have is the sensor itself is not working found that out when i removed and started to line up the magnet for the sensor to detect it. dead as hick i guess whatever is inside the black housing of the switch is bad. Although it looks like that whats inside the switch, the way its made, would not go bad. Does the switch not need to be grounded to something. Im just pondering. Just to make sure now i have two little round magnets embedded in the white surround that goes between the actual bolt or shaft that screws to the seat and the black housing. To give yall a little humor my brother came by who is a lawnmower mechanic and told me all i had to do was tie two of the three wires together and i said noop that want work he bet me 10.00 it would. Well im 10 dollars richer today the light did come on and then started blinking 3 flashes when he tied the wires together. I knew that would not work. but i know that there are three wires one with 12 volts one with 11 volts and one with 1 volt. he left and i came back to the computer.</p></blockquote><p></p>