Really, the best i can say is just out of the way of the belt as far as routing. If you removed the the anti rotation bracket or the clutch itself, you will want to know that the body of the clutch is locked down or it will spin and rip the harness as well.

i didn't remove the clutch and I am not sure what the anti rotation bracket looks like. There is a bracket I removed and did not put it back on. It looked more like a belt guide to me. it was mounted on the right side of the mower frame. Right side being your right if you are sitting on the mower. I will try to look up a picture of it. This may be the problem. I'll let you know what I find out and thank you.

shazamm!! It was the anti rotational bracket. I lined up the clutch and bolted it back on. Repaired the harness and connectors and is working fine. Thanks so much for your direction. My wife will be happy to see the grass cut tomorrow:)

Mark

Ahh, yes! The anti-rotational bracket! " This thing doesn't look important--might as well just toss it away!"
This, after the engineers spent many hours designing something to keep your problem from happening!
Live and learn!
Rusty Jones

Cool. Now if I could get mine to cut my grass!