Sejaede Ignition Module Switch with 2 Keys – 7-Terminal Replacement for Cub Cadet MTD Craftsman Riding Mowers

Refresh the heartbeat of your riding mower with the Sejaede ignition module switch. This direct-replacement unit pairs a convenient two-key setup with a robust seven-terminal design, crafted to fit a broad range of Cub Cadet, MTD, and Craftsman models. It’s designed to slot into existing wiring without the guesswork, helping you maintain smooth starts and reliable operation across seasons.

Why this replacement makes sense

Engineered to align with a wide spectrum of riding mowers, this module supports multi-circuit configurations thanks to its seven-terminal design. The kit comes with two keys, so you can keep a spare handy for peace of mind while you’re out in the yard.

Compatibility at a glance

From Cub Cadet and MTD to AYP, Husqvarna, John Deere, Craftsman, and beyond, the listing encompasses a broad set of models and part numbers. Notable fitment references include Cub Cadet and MTD series like 725-04227, 725-04227A/B, 725-06102A/B, 925-04227A/B, 925-06119 (and variants), as well as related models from AYP, Husqvarna, John Deere, and Craftsman. The switch is designed to serve riders built around LT/XT/LTZ-style platforms and other common riding mowers, making it a versatile option for many legacy machines.

• Cub Cadet and MTD family including several 725- and 925- series numbers
• AYP, Husqvarna, John Deere, Craftsman equivalents and related parts
• Murray, Snapper, Toro, Stens, Ariens, Wolf, Bad Boy, Briggs & Stratton compatible variants

What you get and how it helps

• Two keys included for convenient access and an extra spare
• Seven-terminal wiring enables flexible, multi-circuit connections
• Direct replacement for common parts like 725-04227 and 925-06119 families
• Rider-friendly upgrade compatible with a wide range of LT, XT, and T-series models

Think of this Sejaede module as a practical upgrade that fits into your mower’s existing setup without a full rewire. Use it to refresh reliability on a legacy rider, restore quicker startup sequences, and simplify future maintenance with a common, widely supported replacement part. While results can vary by machine and condition, users often find replacements like this can help restore expected performance and reduce downtime during lawn care season.

If you’re updating an older Cub Cadet or MTD ride-on, this plug-and-play switch offers a familiar form factor with modern compatibility. It’s a thoughtful option for DIY upgrades or professional service, designed to support ongoing use rather than promising specific outcomes.