Posted by Dutchman on July 24, 2013 at 17:37:32 from (69.66.113.248):
If you read my post a couple days back .. { rip wiring out of my Grasshopper } I got the grasshopper part done { THANKS for the Help there } I got the engine to turn over .. put not running ... <> QUESTION : there are 2 wires on the Kohler that I don't know where they go .. 1 wire a little heaver than the other .. it's Red and the other wire is Green ... they both come out from under the shield by the OHV on the same side as the starter .. Is it Possible the Red wire has to be Hot when the Key is on ... I ask because .. I see a wire up by the Carb. { may=be it is red } <> It is a Kohler Command 18 Twin
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