Fuel Stop Solenoid for Kubota MX4700 MX5000 MX5100 Tractors
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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.
| Kubota tractors | MX4700, MX4700T, MX5000, MX5000F, MX5100, MX5100H and selected related variants |
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Product Overview
The stop solenoid controls the injection-pump fuel lever so the tractor starts and shuts down with the key. Failure can produce a crank/no-start, a tractor that dies as soon as the key is released, or an engine that will not stop normally.
MX-series suffixes identify different transmission and equipment configurations, but the engine stop circuit still needs to be matched by the original solenoid number, connector and plunger design.
Key Features & Performance
- Key-controlled engine shutdown actuator
- Applications across MX4700/MX5000/MX5100 variants
- Useful for no-start/no-shutoff faults after electrical diagnosis
- Engine-mounted stop-solenoid replacement
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Part type: Fuel stop / shutoff solenoid
Before You Order
Compare plug, mounting and plunger length. Check fuses, seat/safety circuits and power at the solenoid before replacing it.
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 stop solenoid controls the injection-pump fuel lever so the tractor starts and shuts down with the key. Failure can produce a crank/no-start, a tractor that dies as soon as the key is released, or an engine that will not stop normally.