I created this wiring diagram for the auger group due to the fact that John Deere never published a service manual for my John Deere 1330se snowblower.
Although this is *not* a wiring schematic, all connections shown are from a fully working 1330se, meaning all electrical devices like lights, deflector / chute motors and heated grip connections are accurate.
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Nick
Friday 3rd of January 2025
This schematic is wrong. The stator does not go to the ignition module. Black eite going to ignition module is a ground wire that kills the spark when grounded. Starter motor is 110volts and has nothing to do with anything else. Stator puts out AC voltage. It gets converted to DC at regulator.
howard
Tuesday 30th of January 2024
Kevin, I really appreciate your website(s) for 1330 se. Thank you. Howard Warriner
Gene
Friday 3rd of March 2023
Do you know if there is a fuse in the wiring harness somewhere? I get power coming from black wire coming from stator and power coming out of regulator but the lights and all electric controls do not function
Darren
Monday 18th of November 2024
@Gene, I have this problem today as well! Hoping someone can offer some advice.
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Simon
Saturday 18th of November 2017
Trying to find the electric snap connector part between the chute motor and the control arm wiring harness (white connector). My old chute motor and the integrated 90 deg connector that terminated right at the chute motor. Any ideas? Thanks
kevin
Wednesday 22nd of November 2017
@ Simon-
I believe they are called pin & socket connectors. I don't believe you can purchase OEM parts.
You can probably use something like this one as substitute. If you buy something else, just make sure it is waterproof.
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