
$414.36
Converting an electrical signal into mechanical movement or a high-current connection, this solenoid uses a coil that pulls an iron core to switch a heavy power circuit like a contactor or drive a mechanical action on command. It is replaced when the coil burns open, the contacts pit and burn from arcing, or the plunger sticks and a circuit will not close.
A solenoid switches or actuates by converting an electrical signal into mechanical movement or a high-current connection, using a coil that pulls an iron core when energized. This solenoid serves that switching role in the truck's electrical system, either closing a heavy power circuit as a contactor does or driving a mechanical action on command.
Solenoids fail when the coil burns open, the contacts pit and burn from arcing under load, or the plunger sticks, and the symptom is a circuit that will not close or a function that will not actuate. Replacing the solenoid restores reliable switching. Match the replacement by coil voltage and contact rating to the circuit it serves so it pulls in on the available signal and carries the load it switches.