1991-Up EZGO 4-Cycle - Pulsar Coil
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House sitting is a cake job. Many of us did it as teens for our extended family, or maybe you have let a friend's dog out for them while they were on vacation. If you are a true friend and are out for your buddy's best interests, you would drive his golf cart at least once while he was gone. Fuel, allowed to stay still in the lines, can deteriorate the entire gas system. So fire up the old EZGO Pulsar Coil for 4-Cycle 1991-Up models and get that cart running, even if it's just for a quick trip around the block. Your friend will thank you for going above and beyond the call of duty to maintain his equipment.
This golf cart coil is part of a three-piece ignition system. This part helps time the spark along with the ignitor. The EZGO ignition coil is what actually produces the spark. If you have any questions or need help, please call an expert at Buggies Unlimited today.
Had the same issue with mine. One spark then nothing. I replaced this coil and now have consistent spark.
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Yes they can get weak and or the Gap can become excessive. This will create a weak spark condition and a poor running condition which may include backfiring do to unburned fuel entering the exhaust
could bad micro switch under floorboard connected to throttle or solenoid
It's not adjustable, just bolt it in and go.
Pulser coil can be removed without removing the engine on the models I have worked on...you can test it without removing anything...find the two wires that come out of the blower housing that are the pulser wires (uually red & black. unplug the connector. set your ohm meter to the smallest ac voltage (must be able to read 2-3 volts. put each of the probes on each wire in the plug on the engine side. spin engine and see if you have a small voltage that pulses as the engine rotates..if you do, pulser is good.
This item is not 1 1/4 inch's wide
This would be the part that you are looking for that ezgo 2020 gas.
I would call the technician at buggies unlimited They are very knowledgeable people
If I remember correctly, I think I needed to cut off the connector and splice the wires together.
