1997-15 Club Car DS-Precedent - Ignition Coil and Ignitor
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Buggies Unlimited has locations all over the United States. Our headquarters are down in sunny Florida, but we have warehouses in PA and AZ. Multiple hubs are beneficial for shipping quickly; It also means we deal with various terrain. Therefore, we understand the issues that will rear their heads in different environments. Hilly and soft terrain are the hardest on your Club Car. If your noticing a loss of performance in either of those situations, we've got some troubleshooting to do. More than likely, we will wind up at the Club Car Ignition Coil & Ignitor.
Chances are your Club Car Ignition Coil & Ignitor combo are giving you problems. A few other things could cause this type of issue, but this is by far one of the easiest to check, so why not start here. All this comes down to is the fire's condition created at the spark plug; if it's blue or white, this ain't right. If it's orange, yellow, or red, your coils dead. A helpful little rhyme to make sure you get the right part the first time. Buggies Unlimited quality aftermarket parts at unbeatable prices, take advantage today.
this ignition coil will work great in this carryall
Yes. I have put three coils in my 2002. Buggies had a vendor problem and the last one I bought they checked it out before they sent it to make sure it was good. That one has worked for three months so far. I think the problem is with the ignitor which is incorporated into the coil. Hope this helps
there are magnets on the (flywheel) that make contact with the coil. It is possible you have a bad coil and if you order one make sure they check it at the warehouse. I have had bad coils that were brand new. You also need brass feeler guages to get a little space between coil and magnets
This would be an aftermarket part.
behind the fan shroud on the left side of the motor, sitting in the seat looking forward, quite a pain to get to, some clubcars need the engine mounts removed so you can rotate the motor to get to the rear bolt on the shroud.
This coil inter-changed on my clubcar fine.
