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Old 08-30-2015, 03:53 PM
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Hello guys, Is there a Napa or other comparable coil for the 10hp that I can use? I dropped mine and it broke. Looks just like the old school stuff we had back in the day on the Chevy's

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You need a 12 volt coil with an internal resistor. Auto parts stores have them.
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Yep, looks like a Chevy coil but it's not. It's either a 3 or a 4 ohm coil. I can't remember.

You can get them from Primeline. Part number 4151921S.
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You need a 12 volt coil with an internal resistor. Auto parts stores have them.
There is an OHM specification. Not all internal resisted coils will work.
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Old 08-30-2015, 08:16 PM
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I bought a NAPA # IC14SB for my 14HP, I think they use the same coil.

I haven't used it yet but it came up when I crossed the # from partstree some time back.

'no external resistor required' is printed on my coil.
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This is what I used on my 100
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I'm not going to go spend a bunch of time arguing about this. YOU CANNOT JUST SLAP A COIL ON AND GO. It does matter. But hey, if you want to go ahead. I'll let all the smart guys on here help you figure out why it won't run right, or keeps burning up points while I sit in the background and laugh.
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since the "authority" has already spoken,i guess i shouldnt waste my time. BUT we are not working on the space shuttle,a difference in ohms really wont matter. i installed a external coil on my briggs and stratton 12 horse in my montgomery wards squire 12 to avoid pulling the engine and guess what???? it works great,no burned points or running issues. FYI pullers have been using bosch blue coils forever,wonder why????
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didn't know we were arguing. I think it's just you.
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I'm not going to go spend a bunch of time arguing about this. YOU CANNOT JUST SLAP A COIL ON AND GO. It does matter. But hey, if you want to go ahead. I'll let all the smart guys on here help you figure out why it won't run right, or keeps burning up points while I sit in the background and laugh.
Sorry, I didn't realize I used the wrong coil, when I took the bad one in this is what they crossed it to.
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