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Read articles →This is a straightforward how-to for owners of a 2021 John Deere 3025E, not a review or buying guide. Kevin walks through popping the hood with the ignition key, removing the yellow-latch side panels, locating the battery and alternator/starter, and prying open the fuse box cover to access fuses. It also references a prior loose-wire starting problem. Useful mainly for existing 3025E owners doing maintenance, not shoppers evaluating the tractor.
Posted by Kevin of the Naples Lawn Service channel, an owner sharing hands-on maintenance tips learned from his own tractor and a dealer phone call, not a dealership or professional review.
Stick your ignition key into the small hole near the hood and the hood will pop up, then lift it to access the engine compartment.
Give the yellow latches a quarter turn and push to pop them out, then shimmy the panel out, moving hydraulic lines aside if needed.
Pull up the handles on each side to release the panel, then pry off the fuse box cover with a screwdriver to reach the fuses.
Loose main positive red wires behind an electrical connection box were the cause, not the fuel pump sensor code it displayed.
