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Thank you. When you say "normally", does that mean it might be off sometimes? I'm not sure whether it died after a short while, or it's not needed. I understand the pump is only needed for starting.
I discovered that the fuel pump on my M35A2 was not running. There was 24v on the plug which connects over the pump. However, the pin inside the receptacle had no continuity with the fuse inside. There was evidence of electrical issues inside the housing, and the in-line fuse had been...
My apologies for the delay with updates. Farm life can be very busy, coupled with a full-time job. A friend came over today, and suddenly, the fuel pump is working, and there is no smoke from behind the instrument panel. The engine started right up! No sign of trouble now. My guess is that...
I have an 1971 M35A2, that will not start. When I turned on the power, and waited a bit, the engine turns but does not start. There was electrical-smelling smoke coming from the left side of the instrument panel, perhaps from behind the power switch. I'm wondering whether there is a short...