JOHN DEERE E120 Wont Crank
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Starter Solenoid
The solenoid acts as a high-current relay; the audible 'click' confirms the electromagnetic coil is moving the internal plunger. The failure occurs when internal copper contact plates become pitted or carbon-fouled, creating high electrical resistance that prevents the battery's amperage from reaching the starter motor. This part effectively restores the high-current bridge required for the starter to overcome engine compression.
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9%
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Lead-Acid Battery (12V, 300CCA)
The battery may possess enough surface charge to energize the solenoid coil but lack the Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) required for the starter motor's inductive load. Chemical sulfation on the internal lead plates increases internal resistance, causing the voltage to drop below the threshold needed to rotate the engine's crankshaft once the load is applied. Replacing the battery ensures the electrochemical energy is sufficient to maintain voltage under high-amperage draw.
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5%
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Starter Motor Assembly
If the solenoid and battery are functional, the starter motor itself may have reached the end of its service life due to worn carbon brushes or a fouled commutator. In some cases, the Bendix drive gear may be physically bound to the flywheel ring gear, preventing the armature from rotating despite receiving full current. A new motor assembly provides a fresh electromagnetic field and mechanical linkage for reliable engine rotation.
SKU: MIU13772
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Starter Solenoid.
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