I've had that cable go bad several times. They usually break rate on the end of the connection. I usually get a no start situation which will just click. If you test the battery it's at 12.83 volts when you sit in the machine and try to start it will dips down 5 volts making you think the battery is bad.
@@nashsummers8050 I just cleaned both sides like you showed but still computer won't turn on...just flashes on for a second or 2, I hear a click, then turns off. Battery is new, cables tested, terminals cleaned, chassis ground is cleaned, started tested good. Now I'm thinking my panel is the culprit.
@@macbride33 yep I’m guessing it’s in your panel as well. I don’t have any experience there. There is a nice Facebook Bobcat page where someone might know just search there.
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This was exactly what my problem was!! Thanks for the video. Saved me so much headache and expense!! Bless you!
Glad it helped!
Same. Thanks ❤
I have a 82 753 doing same thing I like this info on shows from bobcat !
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I've had that cable go bad several times.
They usually break rate on the end of the connection. I usually get a no start situation which will just click. If you test the battery it's at 12.83 volts when you sit in the machine and try to start it will dips down 5 volts making you think the battery is bad.
Thank you for the video gracias bendiciones...
Thanks!
My jd 2000 7775 is doing this right now has power until I try to crank then turn key to start position then all the lights and power go out
Tried cleaning terminals and connections still running when it wants to
Where does the negative side of the 100 a fuse go?
The fuse is inline so the positive from the battery to one side then the other side to the instrument panel, it’s not polarized.
@@nashsummers8050 I just cleaned both sides like you showed but still computer won't turn on...just flashes on for a second or 2, I hear a click, then turns off. Battery is new, cables tested, terminals cleaned, chassis ground is cleaned, started tested good. Now I'm thinking my panel is the culprit.
@@macbride33 yep I’m guessing it’s in your panel as well. I don’t have any experience there. There is a nice Facebook Bobcat page where someone might know just search there.
Have you ever had over heating problems ? Or fan not running
Darcey no I sure haven’t. So far so good.