Fuel Shutoff Solenoid for Case 1840 1845C 85XT Skid Steer / 760 Trencher
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Compatible Models
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| Case equipment | 1840, 1845C, 85XT skid steers; selected 760 trencher applications |
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Product Overview
The solenoid controls the injection-pump stop lever or fuel-control mechanism. Failure can create a crank/no-start, an engine that dies as soon as the key is released, or a machine that continues running after the key is switched off.
Case construction equipment in these families used Cummins/Case diesel configurations with multiple solenoid styles. Match the original part number and the mounting/linkage arrangement before purchase.
Key Features & Performance
- Restores electrical fuel on/off control
- Applications include popular Case skid-steer and trencher models
- Useful for no-start or no-shutoff faults after wiring checks
- Heavy-equipment engine stop solenoid
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Part type: Fuel shutoff / stop solenoid
Before You Order
Verify voltage, wire/terminal count and plunger linkage. A failed relay or damaged wiring can produce the same symptoms as a failed solenoid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I use as the final fitment check? Use the listed part/reference numbers, your exact engine or machine model, and the physical configuration of the part being replaced. Serial-number and production changes can matter.
What are common reasons to replace this part? The solenoid controls the injection-pump stop lever or fuel-control mechanism. Failure can create a crank/no-start, an engine that dies as soon as the key is released, or a machine that continues running after the key is switched off.