OEM Starter Solenoids

There are many different components that contribute to helping to get your car started. The ignition system includes a range of things like your starter solenoids, which help to deliver current from the battery to the starter motor. They produce mechanical movement for the pinion gear to engage. You need your starter solenoid to deliver the high current for your car to be able to operate efficiently and start correctly. Like anything else in your car, the starter solenoid can wear down and need replacement. Sometimes, there's bad wiring that will fail to give the right current supply to the starter solenoids. Excessive heat and moisture can also cause damage to the starter solenoids. There are signs of a failing starter solenoid that you should be paying attention to so you can get replacement parts as soon as possible. You might start to hear successive clicking noises coming from the starter solenoid, which might indicate there are loose connections or corrosion. You might find that the starter solenoid moves a bit but the starter does not rotate. When you need a new starter solenoid, invest in one that is made for your make and model. You can find OEM starter solenoids here on our site.