Seat Sensor Switch

1. Took the battery out of the mower and removed the plastic box it sits in.
2. Disconnected the wires from the seat switch.
3. Squeezed the release clips on the switch by hand.
4. Pulled the old switch out, clipped the new one in.
5. Connected the wires, replaced the battery holder.
6. Hooked up the battery and ordered a clutch switch.

Raised seat , used screwdriver to depress holding clips on old switch and pulled it out of mounting slot. Unplugged wiring harness from old switch and plugged into new one. Snapped in new switch to slot. Started mower and worked great. Simple repair.

Installed the new electrical parts, as my tractor is 17yrs old. Disconnected the battery and installed the new switches. Not difficult if you have the correct tools.

I unhitched the two limit switches, one behind the removable door under the steering wheel, the other under the left foot rest. Pushed the mounting clip out from behind to remove the old limit switches. Pushed the new switches in the mounting holes until they snapped in fully, replugged in the power cables and that was done.
The seat switch which is under the seat removes by squeezing in two clips and it will come out of the mounting hole. Unplug the old unit by squeezing the clip holding the power cable to the switch, plug the new one in and reseat it in the mounting hole and done. Less than 10 minutes total repair time. Runs like new again.

Lifted the seat used screw driver to release part and pull up and out , unplug and replace part ,snap part back in its socket and it is done.

Changed all limit switch and ignition switch. Also found a cut wire