JOHN DEERE Z345M just clicks at start
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Battery
Lead-acid batteries often develop high internal resistance or plate sulfation, allowing them to show 12V at rest but suffer a catastrophic voltage drop under the high-amperage load of a starter motor. This drop causes the solenoid to rapidly cycle or click as it loses the voltage required to keep the electromagnetic plunger engaged.
SKU: TY25878
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5%
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Starter Solenoid
The solenoid acts as a high-current relay; over time, the internal copper contacts become pitted or oxidized. While the electromagnetic coil may still actuate (producing the 'click'), the physical bridge fails to pass sufficient current to the starter motor, resulting in a failure to crank.
SKU: AUC15344
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4%
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Starter Motor
If the battery and solenoid are functional, the starter motor's internal brushes may be worn or the bendix drive gear may be stuck on the shaft. In this state, the motor cannot convert electrical energy into mechanical rotation, often manifesting as a single solid click when the solenoid engages the motor's terminal.
SKU: MIU14395
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