NEW 1756ES-12E3ULB1S5 SA-4735-12 12V Cummins engine stop solenoid valve

What is the engine stop solenoid valve? The engine stop solenoid is an electromagnetic device designed to cut the fuel supply to the engine to force it to stop. Most mechanical engines are equipped with a stop solenoid. How does the engine stop solenoid work? The engine stop solenoid has no energy (i.e. no power) in its normal state. In this state, most solenoids are in a closed position, so fuel cannot get past them. Before the engine is started, the solenoid valve is energized, opening up the flow of fuel to the engine. The engine then cranks and should start. When you stop the engine, you remove power to the stop solenoid, which closes the fuel line and then stops the engine. This means that if power to the magnet tube is lost while the engine is running, fuel is supplied. Where can you find the engine solenoid? The solenoid valve is usually located at the inlet of the fuel injection pump or in the fuel line before the fuel injection pump. At rest, the solenoid will have no power and will need to be fully charged to allow the engine to run. For generators, the solenoid is usually controlled by the generator control panel. When you press the start button or turn the key, power is sent to the solenoid allowing it to turn on before the engine starts. If the solenoid does not open, the engine will not start as it will not have any fuel supply. For more relevant details, please call Qihao or contact us online.