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Old 03-10-2025, 01:21 PM
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Default OEM or aftermarket Coil?
I have a Cub 129. My coil pack (original) has gone bad. I need to replace it no place local to me has them in stock so I have to order one anyways. From the Cub dealer it's $135 on Amazon or tractor supply country line brand they run between 38 to 58 dollars. Does anybody have luck with the cheaper probably chinese-made versions? Or is it best for me just to stick with the Kohler brand which I doubt is made in the United States anymore. The coil I have is marked USA made. Any insight is appreciated.
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I would check with the sponsors at the top of the page first. $135 sounds high to me.
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Most of what is available is off shore made, and
as long as the resistance is close, anything will work.
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it is not a "coil pack" its just an old fashion single coil.
If you google "coil pack" you probably will get some new 'lectronic thingy that will not work or even fit in the bracket.
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Have you tested the one you think is faulty to be sure it actually is?
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And make sure you buy one with internal resistor(ance).
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i believe 50 something through 70 something chevy coils were internal resistance value of about 3.25 ohms - not sure what value is required in a kohler
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I have used this info an several occasions.
https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...highlight=coil

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USA is the name of a town/city in Formosa/Taiwan , they made heaps of stuff
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