12V 7185-900G Fuel Shutoff Injection Solenoid for CAV DPA DPS Lucas 9185-900G
12V 7185-900G Fuel Shutoff Injection Solenoid for CAV DPA DPS Lucas 9185-900G
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12V 7185-900G Fuel Shutoff Injection Solenoid for CAV DPA DPS Lucas
This 12V fuel shutoff solenoid, compatible with CAV DPA and DPS injection pumps, stops fuel delivery to shut down the engine. It serves as a replacement for the Lucas part number 7185-900G, offering reliable operation for diesel engines using these pump types. This solenoid is a critical component for ensuring secure diesel engine shutdown.
Overview
This 12V fuel shutoff injection solenoid is an electrical valve designed to instantly cut off the fuel supply in CAV DPA and DPS diesel injection pumps. It is a direct replacement for the 7185-900G model, matching the original specifications for easy installation. The solenoid ensures controlled and immediate engine stop, preventing overspeed or accidental operation.
Built For Performance
- Designed for the specific mounting and plunger travel of CAV DPA and DPS pumps.
- 12V operation compatible with standard vehicle and machinery electrical systems.
- Robust construction resists fuel, oil, and temperature extremes.
- Uses a captive coil and sealed terminals for reliable electrical connection.
- Provides fast response time for immediate fuel cutoff.
Fits These Machines
- for CAV DPA Injection Pump
- for CAV DPS Injection Pump
- for Lucas 7185-900G
On-The-Job Use
- Commonly used in tractors, generators, and industrial engines fitted with CAV fuel injection equipment.
- Enables remote or key-switch stop control for operator safety.
- Critical for shutting down engines during maintenance or emergencies.
- Supports retrofits of older diesel engines with electronic stop solenoids.
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 7185-900G, 9185-900G |
| Voltage | 12V DC |
| Compatible Pump Types | CAV DPA, CAV DPS |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know this solenoid is compatible with my pump? A: Check the identification tag on your CAV DPA or DPS pump; it should list the pump type and original part number like 7185-900G.
Q: What happens if the solenoid fails? A: The engine may not shut down properly or may fail to start, so replacing a faulty solenoid is essential for reliable operation.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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