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Tecumseh ignition coil (also called a lamination). The ignition coil sends voltage to the spark plug while the engine is running. If the ignition coil is defective, the engine may not start.

Ignition coil with spark plug wire and boot

The ignition coil (armature) supplies voltage to the spark plug as the flywheel rotates. If the engine won’t start, the ignition coil could be defective.

Ignition coil. The ignition coil sends voltage to the spark plug while the engine is running. If the ignition coil is defective, the engine may not start. If your engine was built before date code 101230xx, you will need to order a new Governor Arm see Related Items below.

Ignition coil (or magneto armature). The ignition coil sends voltage to the spark plug while the engine is running. If the ignition coil is defective, the engine may not start.

Ignition coil with spark plug lead and boot

Ignition coil

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Ignition coil for single cylinder engine, with instruction sheet.

Briggs electronic ignition conversion kit

Ignition coil assembly

Iginition coil assembly

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Coil-ignition

Briggs ignition coil kit to replace points & condenser. 5 HP Horizontal & Vertical Series 550
Your lawn mower's ignition coil transforms low battery voltage into the high-voltage spark that fires the spark plug. A weak or dead coil kills your engine's ability to start and run. Repair Clinic stocks genuine OEM ignition coils for all major lawn mower brands, ensuring precise fitment and reliable ignition performance that help support proper fit and performance.
If your mower cranks but won't fire, has a weak spark, or dies under load, a failing ignition coil is often the problem. Don't waste time troubleshooting—replace it with an exact OEM match. Find your mower's lawn mower ignition coil parts by model number and get back to mowing today.
Quick test: If there's no spark between the plug wire and ground, the coil is likely failed and needs replacement.
Remove the spark plug wire and hold it 1/4 inch from the metal engine block. Pull the recoil starter—you should see a bright blue spark jump the gap. If there's no spark or only a weak orange spark, the ignition coil has failed and must be replaced. A good coil produces consistent, strong spark every time.
Ignition coils cannot be repaired. Once they fail due to heat damage, moisture, or electrical stress, they must be replaced with a genuine OEM part. There are no field fixes or rewinds that restore a dead coil to factory performance.
Heat is the main culprit—mowers in hot climates or with blocked cooling fins suffer coil failure faster. Moisture from wet storage, vibration from loose mounting, and old fuel with corrosive additives also degrade coils. Keeping your engine clean and cooling fins clear extends coil life significantly.
Look at your mower's model and serial number on the frame label. Enter it on our site, and we'll list every compatible ignition coil with exact specifications. If you're unsure of the model, take a photo of the label and we can help identify it via our support team.


Ensure your Lawn Mower starts reliably with genuine OEM ignition coil replacement parts from Repair Clinic. Ignition coils are important for generating the spark needed to ignite the fuel-air mixture in the engine cylinder. Replacing faulty coils can resolve issues like the mower not starting or running rough. Utilize our model number lookup for the exact match to your mower, and enjoy same-day shipping and our Price Match Guarantee for a reliable shopping experience. For installation tips and troubleshooting, visit our Lawn Mower Repair Help page. Additionally, browse other Lawn Mower Starter Parts for comprehensive repair solutions.
Check the frame near the blade deck for a model-number label, then look on the engine housing or under the seat if it is not there. The model number identifies the entire lawn mower, not just its ignition system, so use the complete number exactly as printed. Enter it in the search bar to filter the full catalog to parts that fit your mower, including parts for future repairs. Matching the model before you compare options helps account for differences between engines, decks, and production versions. You will spend less time checking compatibility and can move ahead with the repair knowing the parts are matched to your equipment.

Fresh oil and the right lubricants keep your Lawn Mower running well and help prevent premature wear on moving parts. Repair Clinic stocks OEM oil, grease, and lubricants along with application guides and video walkthroughs for common service tasks. Use the model number lookup to confirm the correct grade and quantity for your unit, and keep extra on hand for your regular service interval.

Repair Clinic has five ways for you to stop your lawn mower from leaking gas. Before we get to those, let's review how the gasoline you pour into the tank powers the mower.

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