Fuel Cut Off Solenoid M122917 For John Deere 175 180 240 265 320 4X2 LX188 LX279

This Fuel Cut Off Solenoid is a carburetor electrical component compatible with for John Deere riding mowers and utility vehicles and matches part number(s) M122917 and M774487.

Product Overview

This Fuel Cut Off Solenoid is an essential engine component designed to prevent backfiring and ensure the engine stops promptly when the ignition is turned off. By controlling the fuel flow through the carburetor, this Fuel Cut Off Solenoid helps maintain the safety and efficiency of your lawn equipment. This replacement Fuel Cut Off Solenoid is specifically engineered for a range of for John Deere tractors and Gator utility vehicles.

Key Features & Performance

• Replaces part numbers M122917 and M774487 for reliable equipment maintenance
• Electro-mechanical operation provides immediate shut-off of fuel to the carburetor main jet
• Prevents engine after-run and potential carburetor backfiring during shutdown
• Precision threaded body ensures a secure fit within the carburetor housing
• Integrated electrical connector allows for a straightforward installation to the existing harness

Fitment & Compatibility

• for John Deere 170, 175, 180, 185, 240, 245, 260, 265, 285, 320, 325, 335, and 345
• for John Deere LX172, LX173, LX176, LX178, LX186, LX188, LX277, LX279, and LX289
• for John Deere 4x2 Gator and 6x4 Gator Utility Vehicles
• for John Deere F510 and F525 Front Mowers
• Matches part numbers M122917, M774487, 21188-2009, 21188-2004, and KD2009

Common Uses

• Replacing a stuck or failed solenoid that prevents the mower engine from starting
• Fixing engines that continue to run or "diesel" after the ignition key is turned off
• Restoring proper carburetor function to stop fuel leaking into the cylinder when not in use

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Fuel Cut Off Solenoid
• Part Number(s): M122917, M774487
• Brand Compatibility: for John Deere
• Application: Carburetor Fuel Control

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if my fuel cut-off solenoid is bad? A: If your engine will not start despite having fuel and spark, or if it continues to run after the key is turned off, the solenoid may be faulty. You can often hear a distinct click when the ignition is turned on if the solenoid is functioning correctly.

Q: How can I verify this part fits my specific mower? A: Compare the part number found in your equipment's technical manual with M122917 or M774487. You can also check the compatibility list to see if your specific model number is listed.

Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number, model year, or existing part number. Verify fitment before purchase.