Husqvarna solenoid replacement

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[@joecunder7846]

GREAT VIDEO, TY

[@illtry4667]

Thank you. Glad I could help.

[@valroerick1427]

I cant find my selenoid its not in that spot but i hear a click like under the air filter?

[@valroerick1427]

Yth22v46

[@illtry4667]

Follow the wire from your. It should lead you to your selenoid.

[@gothard5]

for mine, the battery is under the seat and the starter solenoid is under the battery. same exact solenoid though. is it necessary to wipe down that area when you remove the solenoid?

[@scotts3574]

How did u know it was the solenoid and not starter motor?

[@user-mu9of4mv6e]

I didn't know. Just doing process of elimination. In the end, it happened to be bad wires. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking!

[@illtry4667]

Rule of thumb, always start with the least expensive part. You can always do a return. Process of elimination once you have a general idea of what it could be.

[@user-mu9of4mv6e]

It's a little dizzy, but it's an overall helpful video.

[@illtry4667]

Thank you. Try to use tripod more in the future.