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Ignition coil module

Ignition module

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Ignition module

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Ignition module

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Ignition module

Ignition Module
Your Husqvarna mower won't fire without a healthy ignition coil. When your engine sputters, stalls, or won't start at all, a faulty coil is often the cause. Repair Clinic stocks genuine OEM Husqvarna ignition coils engineered to deliver consistent spark and maintain your mower's performance season after season.
Replacing your ignition coil is straightforward and protects your investment by keeping the engine running clean. Our Husqvarna Lawn Mower ignition coil parts come with the confidence of OEM quality and fit.
Need the right part? Enter your Husqvarna model number to find the correct ignition coil.
Remove the spark plug wire from the coil and hold it about ¼ inch from the engine block. If you don't see a strong blue spark when the engine cranks, the coil is likely failed. You can also check for continuity with a multimeter across the coil terminals—a dead short or infinite resistance both indicate replacement is needed.
A failing coil won't ignite fuel properly, which can flood the engine with unburned fuel and damage the spark plug. Over time, this can cause carbon buildup on valves and pistons. Replacing the coil quickly prevents secondary damage and keeps repair costs down.
No. Husqvarna coils vary by engine displacement and ignition system design. Always verify your exact model number before ordering. Repair Clinic's parts finder makes it easy to match the correct OEM coil to your specific mower.
Ignition coils typically last 3-5 seasons with regular use. Heat, moisture, and engine vibration gradually degrade the coil's winding insulation. If you're troubleshooting starting problems, a coil replacement is often the most cost-effective fix.


Ensure your Husqvarna lawn mower starts reliably with genuine OEM ignition coil replacement parts from Repair Clinic. Proper functioning of the ignition coil is key for generating the spark needed to ignite the fuel, enabling smooth and efficient engine operation. Use our model number lookup to find the precise ignition coil part compatible with your Husqvarna mower. Enjoy same-day shipping, a Price Match Guarantee, and No-Hassle 365-Day Returns for a convenient shopping experience. For installation tips, visit our Lawn Mower Repair Help page. Browse other Husqvarna Lawn Mower Parts for additional maintenance solutions.
On most Husqvarna lawn mowers, look for a model-number label on the frame near the blade deck. Depending on the mower, you may also find it on the engine housing or beneath the seat. Clean away grass and dirt, then copy the complete model number, including letters, numbers, and any suffixes. Enter it in the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit. Using the mower's full model number narrows Repair Clinic's complete selection, not just ignition parts, to parts designed for that exact Husqvarna mower. You can check compatibility before ordering and avoid sorting through similar-looking options. It is the quickest way to be sure the part fits before you order.

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