Starter Solenoid Relay for Johnson Evinrude Marine Outboard 47886T 582708 586180
Starter Solenoid Relay for Johnson Evinrude Marine Outboard 47886T 582708 586180
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Starter Solenoid Relay for Johnson Evinrude Marine Outboard
This starter solenoid relay for Johnson Evinrude marine outboard engines is a direct replacement component that controls the high-current flow to the starter motor, ensuring reliable engine cranking. It serves as a critical electrical switch for marine outboard starting systems, compatible with cross-reference part numbers 47886T, 582708, and 586180.
Overview
This starter solenoid relay for Johnson Evinrude marine outboard motors engages the starter circuit when the ignition key is turned, delivering power to crank the engine. It is designed for boaters needing a dependable replacement for a worn or failed solenoid on their outboard. This starter solenoid relay for Johnson Evinrude marine outboard applications provides consistent starting performance in saltwater and freshwater environments.
Built For Performance
- Constructed with corrosion-resistant materials to withstand harsh marine conditions
- Sealed electromagnetic coil for reliable engagement and disengagement
- Heavy-duty copper contacts ensure efficient current transfer and long service life
- Direct-fit design simplifies installation without modification
- Handles high amperage load required for outboard starter motors
Fits These Machines
- for Johnson outboard motors
- for Evinrude outboard motors
On-The-Job Use
- Replaces faulty solenoids in outboard starter circuits to restore cranking power
- Used during routine electrical system repair on marine vessels
- Ideal for mechanics servicing boats with hard-start or no-start conditions
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 47886T, 582708, 586180 |
| Type | Starter Solenoid Relay |
| Application | Marine Outboard |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know this starter solenoid relay matches my outboard? A: Check your existing solenoid's stamped part number against the cross-reference numbers listed, and confirm your engine's model and serial number for exact fitment.
Q: What happens if this relay fails? A: A failed starter solenoid relay will prevent the starter motor from engaging, resulting in a clicking sound or no crank when turning the key, so replacement restores normal starting function.
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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