Case Roller Fuel System parts list
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CX130, CX160, 9010B, 9020B, 9030B, 850G, 1150G, SR8, SR9, SV208, SV210, 521D*, 621B, 621C, 621D*, 845* |
Fuel Shutoff Solenoid (24 Volt) |
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Fuel system parts for Case vibratory rollers and soil compactors, including 24 volt fuel shut off solenoid assemblies for machines equipped with Cummins engines. These components control fuel delivery and engine shutdown across the SV series compactor lineup.
Fits Models At A Glance
- SV Series Rollers: SV208, SV210
Key Notes
- Application: Fuel shut off and delivery control on Cummins powered Case rollers
- Voltage: 24 volt solenoid assemblies
- Engine: Designed for Case rollers fitted with Cummins engines
- Condition: New and used fuel system components as available
Why Choose Broken Tractor
- ✅ Fuel system parts matched to Cummins powered rollers
- ✅ New and used options to fit your budget
- ✅ Fast shipping from two US locations
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a fuel shut off solenoid do on a Case roller?
The fuel shut off solenoid controls fuel flow to the engine and stops the engine when power is removed. On Cummins powered Case rollers it is a key part of the shutdown circuit. A failed solenoid can prevent the engine from starting or from shutting off properly.
Is the fuel shut off solenoid 12 volt or 24 volt?
The solenoid assembly we carry for Case rollers with Cummins engines is a 24 volt unit. Confirm your machine voltage before ordering, since fitment depends on the electrical system. Matching the part number is the most reliable way to verify compatibility.
Will this fuel system part fit my SV208 or SV210 roller?
The 24 volt fuel shut off solenoid assembly fits Case rollers such as the SV208 and SV210 equipped with Cummins engines. Fitment can vary by serial number and engine configuration, so match the part number or confirm with our parts team at (800) 909-7060.
How do I know if my roller fuel solenoid has failed?
Common signs include an engine that will not start, an engine that keeps running after the key is turned off, or no clicking when power is applied. These symptoms often point to a worn or failed solenoid. Broken Tractor offers replacement solenoid assemblies to restore proper fuel control.