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Solenoids & Relays (Tohatsu)

Starter Solenoid 12V – 3H8-76040-0

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 3H8-76040-0

$78.65
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The Genuine Tohatsu Starter Solenoid 3H8-76040-0 is a 12V electrical starting component designed for selected Tohatsu two-stroke, TLDI and four-stroke outboard motors. The solenoid switches battery power to the starter motor when the ignition switch is activated, allowing reliable electric starting. Ideal for replacing faulty, corroded or non-operating starter solenoids, this genuine OEM component helps restore correct starter motor operation and dependable engine starting.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM starter solenoid.
  • - 12V electrical starting system.
  • - Designed for selected two-stroke, TLDI and four-stroke outboards.
  • - Controls electrical power supplied to the starter motor.
  • - Helps restore reliable engine starting.
  • - Suitable for replacing faulty or corroded solenoids.
  • - Direct OEM replacement where specified by the factory parts catalogue.

Compatible Outboard Motors

  • Tohatsu TLDI Two-Stroke
  • - MD40B2 – 40HP
  • - MD50B2 – 50HP
  • - MD75C2 – 75HP
  • - MD115A2 – 115HP
  • Tohatsu Four-Stroke – 8HP–9.8HP
  • - MFS8A – 8HP
  • - MFS9.8A – 9.8HP
  • - MFS9.8A3 – 9.8HP
  • Tohatsu Four-Stroke – 25HP–30HP
  • - MFS25B – 25HP
  • - MFS30B – 30HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Genuine Tohatsu References
  • - 3H8-76040-0 – Original OEM starter solenoid
  • - 3H8760400M – Genuine ordering reference
  • - 3H8760400 – Unhyphenated reference

Suitable Applications

  • - Starter solenoid replacement.
  • - Electric-start system repairs.
  • - Outboard electrical maintenance.
  • - Replacement of faulty starter relays.
  • - Restoration of starter motor switching.
  • - Two-stroke and four-stroke outboard servicing.

Signs the Starter Solenoid Needs Replacing

  • - Starter motor does not engage when the key is turned.
  • - Clicking sound without starter motor operation.
  • - Intermittent engine starting.
  • - Burnt or corroded electrical terminals.
  • - Starter motor operates only intermittently.
  • - Solenoid fails electrical testing.
  • - Internal contacts damaged or worn.

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