Your golf cart uses a three-piece ignition system. You have an ignition coil that creates the high-level voltage needed to produce the spark. Then, the pulsar coil mounted on the flywheel; uses a dead spot to time the spark. Finally, the Club Car DS Gas Ignitor works with the pulsar's timing to collapse the spark. The whole system fails if any of these three amigos goes on a siesta. The spark has to happen at just the right time to ignite the fuel in the cylinder, just like a perfectly executed football play. It all comes down to timing.If it is even a fraction of a second off, the golf cart could backfire or miss and maybe not run. If you think you are starting to have issues with this system, the time to act is now before you are dead in the water. Things are going to get progressively worse in most cases. There will be warning signs, but sometimes they progress so quickly that you do not have a lot of time to act. You must pay attention to anything that seems out of the ordinary. If it's not performing correctly, something is off-kilter and needs addressing.This golf cart ignitor fits the early nineties Club Car, counter-rotating, OHV engines. If you are one of those intelligent customers who bought a parts manual, grab it and verify that this 1016491 replacement is the right one for your golf cart. Call Buggies Unlimited and order everything you need now.
