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I cannot start the engine, a Hatz diesel and suspect the starter solenoid. But it does not seem to have a conventional solenoid on the starter and was wondering if this object was the relay.

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That's a voltage regulator.

 

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Yeah, the Bosch 1137328081 part is probably a huge relay or maybe a soft starter.

 

As it's 12v DC they have to make them pretty beefy due to the large amount of amp draw and inevitable arc when switching on/off.

Edited by GarethM
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If the picture of the Ebay one is correct, it's not unknown for the solenoid to fail on all such starters. Often they pull into place, but the contacts are worn by arcing, and the starter doesn't turn. In the old Lucas days, we'd regularly swap one, but now it's all exchange or new unit. 

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Thanks to both for your comments.  I need to test the wires around it to see if there is any current there,  If there is then it looks like a new unit is needed.

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