Mcculloch Ignition Controls

An ignition module works in conjunction with the flywheel to create an electric current. It sends the voltage to the spark plug at a precise time to ignite the fuel and air mixture in the cylinder. An ignition module does not have moving components, but exposure to heat can cause damage over time. There are several warning signs that the ignition module has failed. The most common ignition module related problem is engine sputtering. If the damage is severe, it may cause total engine start failure. This is an original Husqvarna ignition module replacement. This part is compatible with string trimmers, pole pruners, hedge trimmers, and leaf blowers from Craftsman, Poulan Pro, Weed Eater, and Poulan. It is sold individually. Other components are not included in this ignition module replacement.

This is an authentic OEM replacement ignition module built specifically for Husqvarna lawn appliances. An ignition module, also known as an armature-magneto, is an essential part of a combustion engine's ignition. The ignition module creates pulses of high voltage electricity that the spark plug uses to generate a charge and start the ignition. Without a functional ignition module, the spark plugs and ignition will not engage. The most common reason for an ignition module to break is if the spark plugs have gone bad or are missing from the ignition. The charge generated by an ignition module is quite high, so if the spark plugs are not in place to receive the charge, the high voltage can fry and melt the module. If the spark plugs are not receiving a spark but can carry a charge, the odds are that the ignition module has been fried and will need to be replaced. To make this repair, use a wrench set and screwdriver. Although this high-quality replacement part is designed specifically for Husqvarna appliances, it may also work with some Jonsered appliances, too. It comes sourced from the original manufacturer and does not include any additional hardware.

This is a genuine ignition module, also known as an ignition coil, that is designed to be used on select line trimmers. The ignition module is what connects the spark plug to the machine and is responsible for creating the spark and carrying that power back to the engine to power the unit. if the ignition module fails, the engine will not be able to start. It could start and stop, or it could fail to start entirely. Either way, replacing the ignition module will resolve the issue in most cases and can be done with this OEM part. Since it's attached to the spark plug, it's a good idea to inspect the module during regular spark plug replacement and other maintenance to check for damage. The ignition module is made from durable metal and rubber materials and is sold as an individual part. It will require a screwdriver and socket set to replace the part. Be sure to wear gloves to protect the hands and disconnect the power for safety before doing any work on electrical components like this.