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Just purchased a 2001 314-8 with a kohler command pro 14.not sure about oil light being on when I turn the key on.is this normal?also can’t seem to find information on this motor using the serial number 1KHXS.3982GC. I think I should buy an oil pressure sensor just in case. I took this out and cleaned it and reinstalled it but it still works the same.any information would be appreciated.

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gwest_ca

If the engine is not running and the light is on that is a bulb check. Should go out when the oil pressure builds.

 

Engine owner manual and service manual

https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/search/?q=ch14s-1838&quick=1&type=downloads_file

 

Should be the illustrated parts list if your spec number is 1838

https://www.partstree.com/models/ch14-1838-kohler-command-pro-single-engine-made-for-toro-14hp

 

Tractor operator manual

 

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Toolmanbill

More oil light issues.have a 314-8 2001 model.oil light comes on intermittently when there is plenty of oil and is pumping.would like to install a new switch if I could find the right part #.motor is kohler command pro 14 serial # 1KHXS.3982GC.see attached photos.

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pfrederi

Sending unit is 25-099-27S  Do yourself a favor get a decent oil filter Wix WL10068 or Kohler 52-050-02S

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squonk

If you can get the on/off specs of the switch, Napa might be able to match it. 

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sqrlgtr
20 hours ago, pfrederi said:

Sending unit is 25-099-27S  Do yourself a favor get a decent oil filter Wix WL10068 or Kohler 52-050-02S

:text-yeahthat: No love fer Fram filters here... I prefer WIX myself or Napa (I believe they are same at least they used to be)

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953 nut

Test it first, :angry-tappingfoot:    don't replace a perfectly good switch. Flickering tells me you could have a wire with a loose connection or insulation that is frayed and making contact with ground.   Page 6-4 of the service manual tells you what to do. Any oil pressure switch that closes at 3 to 5 psi and has 1/8" pipe thread will do the job.

 

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