Blowing main fuse

diggerjones

diggerjones

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It does sound like a problem i had. Will be the wire not the plugs i bet. Theres probably a whole thread on it on the old forum.
Thats the beauty of furoms when you got lots of people's input, different ideas but hopefully someone touches on the right solution
 
doobin

doobin

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Had the same problem on my forklift. Wire seemed fine. Ran a brand new one from ignition to started solenoid, problem solved. Won’t take long to test before installing more permanently.
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Quick update

Replaced wire from ignition to starter plugs - still blew fuses with new wire - so started at back heater plug and disconnected that - still same - disconnected middle one too (without reconnecting back) and it started - reconnected back one and it blew ?? - disconnected it again and it started :unsure:
So seems unlikely but appears like 2 of them are buggered ? going to order a set of new heater plugs and see if that cures it.

Either way it seems willing to start on one heater plug (in these temperatures at least) so will get me going next week :)

Result :cool: CHEERS
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Sod that its been running on chopped up wire :ROFLMAO: they are 80 amp
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Thought you were going to say " order than man a pack of beer" ha ha 🤔🤔

putting some drains along front of a house today and little thing fired up happy as larry on one heater plug and its turned cooler today (y)

PM me your address I will happily send you a Tray of Beer :)
 
diggerjones

diggerjones

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I've got 2 mini diggers with 3 cylinder perkins and unless they have heat they wont start.
Come to think of it i think theres onlu 2 working on the case.
Thanks for the beer offer. Just glad its sorted
 
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