24V Engine Stop Solenoid for Komatsu 4D94 / 4D105 Applications – 69902-0-0460
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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.
| Komatsu engine families | 4D94 |
|---|---|
| 4D105 | |
| Equipment application from original listing | EG300 excavator / equipment using the matching 24V solenoid |
Product Overview
Komatsu catalogs 69902-0-0460 as an engine solenoid. In the relevant diesel applications, the solenoid actuates the shutdown/governor mechanism so fuel is available in the run position and the engine can stop when commanded.
Because Komatsu machines and industrial engines can use different linkage lengths and mounting arrangements, the 69902-0-0460 number plus voltage and physical configuration should be matched rather than relying on the engine family alone.
Key Features & Performance
- Komatsu reference 69902-0-0460
- 24V electrical configuration
- Engine shutdown/governor actuation on compatible diesel applications
- Useful when the existing actuator will not pull/hold or release correctly
Part Numbers & Specifications
- Part number: 69902-0-0460
- Voltage: 24V
- Component: engine stop/shutdown solenoid
Before You Order
Compare bracket, plunger stroke, terminals and voltage with the removed solenoid. Also inspect the shutdown linkage for binding so a mechanical problem does not overload the new coil.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 69902-0-0460 a Komatsu number?
Yes. Komatsu's parts site identifies 69902-0-0460 as a solenoid.
Can a sticky linkage burn out a shutdown solenoid?
It can. Excess load may prevent full pull-in and keep the high-current pull coil energized longer than intended on some designs.
Should I match 24V?
Yes. Installing the wrong-voltage solenoid can cause weak operation or rapid coil failure.