is the solenoid built in to the starter 3209801
174695
Yes but is made in China. After a year it's already struggling to start my 26hp cub. Easy install one connection and done. I would not buy same one again.
174696
No, the solenoid is separate and mounted beneath the battery on the firewall. Do not buy a starter with the solenoid attached.
949123
Yes, you can bypass a faulty ignition switch by applying +12v to the small stud on the starter solenoid. Don't try try to use the Power Probe to bypass the solenoid and jump between the large cables!
1891166
Yes. This kit contains the 93867 circuit board as well as a new spark probe. I just installed my new circuit board this past weekend and it started right up.
292521
It is Dc which means direct current. It can start a engine on vehicle's with separate starter solenoid. Its an overkill for electric fan. Better off using a 30 relay for electric fan.
794986
This starter should fit. I do believe the part number is the same as the one you have.
794985
I have a 10HP Tecumseh that called for part #37000 and this starter worked fine.
2247392
Yes, it does have the solenoids, and it does come with the remote. Warn will tell you it doesn't but it does. I hooked mine up easily and it was quickly working.
386072
Probably but I would take the old starter off and compare it to the one in the picture. I had good luck matching the starter on my twin cylinder Kohler engine, even though they changed the number.
1397436
Yes. It's got solenoids and one button goes ding dong and the other just ding. Or maybe dong. I've had no problems with it since I installed it.
1391494
neither of these. The torque converter solenoid is in front of pan by filter neck. it is hard wired to the internal harness and bolted w/ 2 10mm bolts.
1916171
The starter I purchased looked like the picture, my part number was not match up either. The starter I ordered works great.
1276265
No, but it does not matter the red cable on one post from battery and the other one goes to the starter and the ignition wire plugs into the tab. Also a black ground wire is bolted to the mounting bracket of the solenoid. hope this answer your question.
949125
yes u can but only the starter solenoid. u could probe the control wire on the solenoid directly (this would be the small wire). and apply power,or u could pull the starter relay and probe the load terminal (the wire going to the control terminal on starter solenoid) apply power & starter should spin over.
208098
You should check both before changing anything. You can run direct power to the starter only, if it spins than the starter could be ok. If you have any doubts, take it to Napa or other parts stores and they generally will check them for free.
1571732
I have no idea. You will need to contact the seller and verify that the starter is compatible with the car.
2263079
Very easy to install. When you poke your head on the side of the motor you'll see the solenoid sticking out. Just unscrew it out and screw the new one in. Then plug the little wires together.
202450
It is either this one or ACDelco 214-2149. I'd suggest looking at the one on your truck before ordering. It might be located in front of the spare tire. I've also got the check engine light to go off by taking the filter part off and spraying the inside with parts cleaner. It will work has long as your solenoid is in working order.