Toro Solenoids
Toro starter solenoids function as electromagnetic switches engaging starter motors to crank engines on electric-start equipment. Our solenoid inventory includes Toro solenoid switches, mower solenoids, replacement solenoids, and starter relay solenoids for TimeCutter, Z Master, and walk-behind models. Toro Spares stocks Toro starter solenoid assemblies in stock with correct mounting configurations and terminal arrangements for all major model series, with worldwide shipping on all solenoid orders. These essential starter relay components use low-amperage signals from ignition switches to control high-amperage circuits powering starter motors, eliminating need for heavy-gauge wiring throughout operator controls.
Available Toro Solenoids
Solenoid
106-8245
Toro
£87.65
In Stock
Starter Solenoid
28-4210
Toro
£61.56
In Stock
Solenoid
MU7701100
Toro
£31.71
In Stock
Solenoid
740207
Toro
£30.93
In Stock
Solenoid
117-1197
Toro
£44.34
In Stock
Solenoid Kit
127-9292
Toro
£43.31
Available
Solenoid - Fuel Cut Off
82-0800
Toro
£253.71
Available
Valve-Solenoid
125-7554
Toro
£282.35
Available
Mount-Solenoid
130-2838-01
Toro
£21.08
Available
Solenoid
MU1002004
Toro
£30.82
Available
Cap-Solenoid
140-2081
Toro
£2.47
Available
Solenoid-Valve
110-2511
Toro
£461.31
Available
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my Toro solenoid click but not start?
Solenoid clicking without starter engagement indicates insufficient battery power, corroded solenoid contacts internally, loose cable connections, or failed starter motor. Jump solenoid terminals directly; if starter spins, solenoid needs replacement.
How do I test a Toro starter solenoid?
Test solenoids by checking for 12V at both large terminals when key is turned to start position; should have battery voltage on one side always and voltage appearing on other side when starting. No voltage on starter side indicates failed solenoid contacts.
Can I repair a clicking Toro solenoid?
Solenoids aren't repairable as internal contacts wear creating high resistance; replacement is required. Attempting repairs risks unreliable starting and potential safety issues from intermittent operation.
What causes Toro solenoid terminals to melt?
Melted solenoid terminals result from loose connections creating excessive resistance and heat, corroded terminals increasing resistance, or undersized cables carrying starting current. Always tighten terminals properly and replace corroded components.
Why does my new Toro solenoid still click?
New solenoids continuing to click indicate problems elsewhere: weak battery unable to power starter, poor ground connections, corroded battery cables, or seized starter motor. Verify battery delivers 12V to solenoid under load.