Solenoid Valve 87638868 87758223 for Case IH 7010 7230 7240 8010 8240 9010 Combine
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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.
We do our best to list all compatible models, but equipment can vary by engine, serial number and production configuration. Use the part numbers and fitment details below to confirm your application.
| Equipment / Engine | Compatible Application |
|---|---|
| Case IH combine | 7010 / 7230 / 7240 |
| Case IH combine | 8010 / 8240 / 9010 |
| Case construction equipment | Select 650K / 750K / 750L / 850K applications; verify circuit |
Product Overview
The solenoid valve electrically controls hydraulic flow within the circuit where it is installed. A failed coil or sticking valve can produce a function that will not engage, will not release or works intermittently.
Matching listings show 87638868/87758223 with attached wiring and applications that extend beyond the combines in the original title to certain Case 650K/750K/750L/850K dozers. Exact hydraulic location still depends on the machine and serial configuration.
Key Features & Performance
- Electrohydraulic control valve
- Cross-references 87638868 and 87758223
- Primary listing coverage for multiple Case IH Axial-Flow combine models
- Additional Case equipment applications appear in matching parts catalogs
Specifications
| Reference numbers | 87638868 / 87758223 |
| Part type | Solenoid valve |
| System | Electrohydraulic control |
Before You Order
Confirm the machine serial, hydraulic circuit location, connector/wire arrangement and valve reference number before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a hydraulic problem mimic a failed solenoid valve?
Yes. Low pressure, contamination, a stuck spool elsewhere in the circuit or wiring/control faults can cause similar symptoms, so the circuit should be diagnosed first.
Is this an OEM part?
This listing is for a replacement component for the applications shown above. Match the reference number, physical configuration and machine or engine details before ordering.