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    Posted: 24 Jul 2012 at 11:26pm
Seems that the front wheel assist does not shift out when the switch is moved.  The light on the dash goes out, but still seems to pull and crab when steering.  Where should I start?  Will check switch in AM. Would there be a solenoid stuck a something like that?  Thanks
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Does it always act like it is engaged?  It is spring applied, and pushes oil to it to disengage it.  So even though the light works, the solenoid could be plugged or stuck and not letting oil flow to release the clutch.
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I don't know if its the same, but the Genesis tractors default to engaged when the solenoid isn't working. In other words the solenoid requires power to disengage it. If its the same it may be a bad wire or solenoid.
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