Mtd Ignition Controls

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.

Replacement ignition coil for front-tine tillers and cultivators. Installs on the engine to generate spark. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing.

This electronic component generates the spark for engine ignition in gas-powered line trimmers, mounted near the spark plug. Replace it when the trimmer won't start, has difficulty starting, or runs erratically.

Replacement ignition coil for outdoor power equipment engines. Installs on the engine block. Replace if cracked, corroded, or missing for proper ignition.

Replace a cracked or broken ignition coil on your walk-behind lawn mower. This part sends power to the spark plug and may need replacement if damaged.

Replace a cracked or damaged ignition coil on your outdoor power equipment engine. This component delivers spark to the spark plug for combustion.

This ignition coil assembly is a component found in log splitters and wood chippers. It allows the passage of electricity to the spark plug. In law and garden equipment, electricity creates a spark in the spark plug which then ignites fuel in the motor, providing power to the machine. If the ignition coil is damaged or broken, the tool will not start since the spark plug will have no power.If the ignition coil assembly may not be working, there is a test that can be performed. Take the spark plug wire off and then remove the spark plug itself. Next, remove the recoil starter and search for the kill switch. It will need to be disconnected before the part is replaced. Create the spark plug gap and add the boot to the top. Yank on the pull rope and watch the plug. If a spark isn't seen, the ignition coil assembly should be replaced.This is a genuine OEM replacement part that is directly sourced from the manufacturer. It's sold as an individual part. The ignition coil assembly is compatible with log splitters and wood chippers manufactured by Cub Cadet and MTD.