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07-10-2012, 04:30 AM #1
Starter Solenoid
Anyone know the Ford 851 4 post starter solenoid part number? What is the Napa equivalent part number? All I can find are the 8n or 9n part numbers. Are they the same as 800 series solenoids. Napa is closer and probably more reasonable. I know I've seen it posted somewhere, but my searches aren't turning up any good results.
This bring up the point, "how do you narrow a search"? Each time I put in a search line I get 2500 posts. Are searches done on the whole site or can you narrow them down to a single forum? What is the delimiter used for searches?
Best regards,
Ford851
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07-10-2012, 09:18 AM #2
Re: Starter Solenoid
i don't know the part number but if sound guy or some of the vintage tractor experts see this they can help might send him pm good luck
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07-10-2012, 09:36 AM #3Epic Contributor
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Re: Starter Solenoid
311007 is a ford 4 poster, 6v oe number
st541 is the napa #
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07-10-2012, 09:36 AM #4Epic Contributor
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Re: Starter Solenoid
311007 is a ford 4 poster, 6v oe number
st541 is the napa #
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07-11-2012, 12:45 AM #5
Re: Starter Solenoid
Thanks soundguy. If I am now running a 12 volt system shouldn't i be using a 12 volt solenoid to close the starter circuit? I think the two center posts are just a coil that when energized closes the contacts for the heavier battery/starter circuit. There must be some logic behind why a 6v solenoid is used. Bottom line: it works so use it

Thanks,
Ford851
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07-11-2012, 09:45 AM #6Epic Contributor
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Re: Starter Solenoid
they are a simply isolated base solenoid. the 2 small posts just conenct to the field coil.. energize them and the solenoid pulls in and connects the 2 larger contacts.
thus power from the key to one small post, and the safety starter button ( ground ) to the other small post.
the 6v solenoid works FINE on 12v.
if you want to get very particular about it, you can lookup the solenoid to a diesel 4 cyl ( 59-64 ), and it will have a 12v 4 post solenoid...
I've yet to ever change to a 12v solenoid..
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07-11-2012, 01:29 PM #7
Re: Starter Solenoid
Thanks sound guy,
Got it Really no need to change as you point out. Just curious. Too lazy to pull the specs.
Will be changing to 4 post when I install stuff to get back to original configuration.
See ya,
Ford851
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07-11-2012, 01:58 PM #8Epic Contributor
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Re: Starter Solenoid
311006 is the oem #
ST542 napa echlin.. 12v
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07-11-2012, 02:24 PM #9
Re: Starter Solenoid
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