Standard Ignition SS-719 starter solenoid for the 1994-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.5L, the 1998 Land Cruiser V8 4.7L and other vehicles connects the battery to the starter when you turn the key.
A single click, or silence, when you turn the key can point to worn solenoid contacts, though a run-down battery or a tired starter motor may be behind it too. Sort out which of the three it is before you buy. This listing is one solenoid, and the application calls for just one.
This starter solenoid fits the 1994-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.5L, the 1998 Land Cruiser V8 4.7L and the 1996-1997 Lexus LX450 6-cylinder 4.5L.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One starter solenoid. Mounting hardware, a mounting bracket and a spring are not included, so plan on new fasteners rather than reusing the old ones.
Interchange: SS654 · SS704 · ST654 · 2815066041
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Does this Land Cruiser starter solenoid fit the 1998 Land Cruiser V8 4.7L?
Yes. Standard Ignition SS-719 fits the 1998 Toyota Land Cruiser V8 4.7L, which takes one solenoid.
Does the Standard Ignition starter solenoid come with mounting hardware?
No. The Standard Ignition SS-719 starter solenoid is supplied without hardware, a mounting bracket or a spring, so those are sourced separately.
What voltage and terminals does the SS-719 starter solenoid have?
This 12-volt starter solenoid has three male stud and blade terminals and one female connector.
What can a clicking sound when starting mean for a starter solenoid?
A click with no cranking, or no sound at all when you turn the key, can point to worn solenoid contacts.
Why does this starter solenoid use copper contacts and windings?
Heavy-duty copper contacts reduce the effect of arcing and extend solenoid life, and the pure copper windings create a stronger magnetic field.
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