Fuel Shutoff Solenoid for John Deere 3375 375 675 655 755 855 955 F935 – AM124380
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Brand / Equipment | Compatible Models / Engines | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|---|
| John Deere | 655, 755, 855, 955 | Compact tractors |
| John Deere | F935 | Front mower |
| John Deere | 3375, 375, 675 references | Verify exact equipment/serial application |
Product Overview
John Deere describes AM124380 as a fuel solenoid that stops fuel delivery at shutdown to provide a controlled engine stop. A faulty solenoid can cause no-start, intermittent shutdown or an engine that continues running after the key is switched off depending on the failure mode.
The original listing includes 3375, 375, 675, 655, 755, 855, 955 and F935 references. Deere applications can be serial-specific, so AM124380 should be confirmed in the machine parts catalog before ordering.
Key Features & Performance
- Fuel-on/fuel-off control for compatible John Deere equipment
- Cross-reference AM124380
- Supports clean engine shutdown and normal key-controlled operation
Reference Part Numbers
- AM124380
Product Details
- Component: Fuel shutoff solenoid
What to Verify Before Ordering
Confirm AM124380 by model and serial number; compare connector, mounting and plunger/linkage with the removed solenoid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a fuel shutoff solenoid do?
It opens or closes the fuel path in response to the machine’s electrical control so the diesel can run and shut down correctly.
Can wiring cause the same symptoms as a bad solenoid?
Yes. Check supply voltage, ground, fuses and control circuitry before condemning the solenoid.