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Hipa 12 584 04-S Ignition Coil For Kohler CV11 CV12.5 CV13 CV14 CV15 CV430 CV460 CH11 CH12.5 CH13 CH14 CH15 Engine Lawn Mower # 12 584 01-S
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● Replaces for Kohler 12-584-04-S,12-584-05-S,12-584-01-S,1258401,1258404,1258405-S, for kohler ignition coil 24 584 01
● Fits for craftsman 917.273642 917.289031 ignition coil, kohler ignition module, kohler 7000 series ignition coil, 24 584 89-s
● Fits for Kohler CV11 CV12.5 CV13 CV14 CV15 CV430 CV460 CV490 CV491 CV492 CV493 CH11S CH12.5S CH14S CV15S CH11 CH12.5 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH410 CH430 CH450
Fits for John D STX30 STX38 STX46 SST15 GT225 L110 LT133 LT150 LT155 LT160 LTR155 LTR166 LX173 LX255 LX266
● Replaces for Sabre 17.542HS,Scotts L17.542, 055-229 055-465,M133019, for kohler ignition coil, john deere l110 parts, kohler ignition coil 24 584 01
● Great insulation capabilities. Durable, corrosion-and-abrasion-resistant.
● Get your equipment started every time as it should without long crank times.
● Fits for craftsman 917.273642 917.289031 ignition coil, kohler ignition module, kohler 7000 series ignition coil, 24 584 89-s
● Fits for Kohler CV11 CV12.5 CV13 CV14 CV15 CV430 CV460 CV490 CV491 CV492 CV493 CH11S CH12.5S CH14S CV15S CH11 CH12.5 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH410 CH430 CH450
Fits for John D STX30 STX38 STX46 SST15 GT225 L110 LT133 LT150 LT155 LT160 LTR155 LTR166 LX173 LX255 LX266
● Replaces for Sabre 17.542HS,Scotts L17.542, 055-229 055-465,M133019, for kohler ignition coil, john deere l110 parts, kohler ignition coil 24 584 01
● Great insulation capabilities. Durable, corrosion-and-abrasion-resistant.
● Get your equipment started every time as it should without long crank times.
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SKU:
01-3100
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Model Fit Guide
Replacement Parts Number:
Kohler:
12 584 01-S, 12 584 04-S
1258401-S 1258404-S
1258401 1258404
USED ON THE FOLLOWING ENGINE SPEC NUMBERS:
CH11-16102 BASIC
CH11-16103 BASIC
CH11-16105 BASIC
CH11-16119 MEDART
CH11-16121 U-YOUNG
CH11-16122 SAYLOR-BEALL
CH11-16124 ASSOCIATE ENGINEERING
CH11-16126 CHAMPION PNEUMATIC
CH11-16127 NETHERLANDS
CH11-16128 ALKOTA
CH11-16130 CRAFCO
CH11-16132 GESA
CH11-16133 COLTEC
CH11-16134 RICONA
CH11-16135 GESA
CH11-16136 CRAFCO
CH11-16137 E.P.BARRUS
CH11-16139 CHAMPION OF GARDNER
CH11-16140 GARDNER
CH11-16141 COLTEC
CH12.5-1926 GILLETTE
CH12.5-1928 CHAMPION PNEUMATIC
CH12.5-1929 CAMPBELL HAUSFELD
CH12.5-1931 ALKOTA
CH12.5-1932 CHESAPEAKE
CH12.5-1934 CHAMPION PNEUMATIC
CH12.5-1935 TORO
CH12.5-1936 INGERSOLL RAND
CH12.5-1937 INGERSOLL RAND
CH13-22502 BASIC
CH13-22503 BASIC
CH13-22505 BASIC
CH13-22508 CUB CADET
CH13-22511 MEDART
CH13-22512 GILLETTE
CH13-22514 LASKI
CH13-22517 RAYCO
CH13-22522 COLTEC
CH13-22523 GORMAN-RUPP
CH13-22524 EPG
CH13-22526 CANADA POWER
CH13-22528 GARDNER
CH13-22529 E.P Barrus LTD
CH13-22531 CUB CADET
CH13-22533 COLTEC
CH13-22534 KOHLER REPOWER
CH14-1827 HYDRO TEK
CH14-1828 JACOBSEN
CH14-1830 C.F. STRUCK
CH14-1831 KOYKER
CH14-1832 ASSOCIATE ENGINEERING
CH14-1835 ASSOCIATE ENGINEERING
CH15-44502
CH15-44503
CH15-44505 BASIC
CH15-44508 MTD
CH15-44509 NORTHERN HYDRAULICS
CH15-44510 HYDRALADA
CH15-44511 FINN
CH15-44514 GESA
CH15-44515
CH15-44517 WHITCO
CH15-44518 BASIC
CH15-44521 C.F. STRUCK
CH15-44522 HYDRALADA
CH15-44523 CUB CADET
CH15-44524 LINCOLN
CH15-44525 HYDRO-TEK
CH15-44526 LINCOLN
CH15-44527 PITTERI VIOLINI
CH15-44528 WOOD MIZER
CH15-44529 TIMBERKING
CH15-44530 NORWOOD SAW
CH15-44531 ALKOTA
CH15-44533 TORO
CH15-44534 BEACH MOLD
CH15-44536 HED ELECTRIC
CH15-44537 JUNCAR
CH15-44538 VERMEER
CH15-44539 EPG
CH15-44540 EPG
CH15-44541 WANFANG
CH15-44542 SILVER EAGLE
CH410-0003 BASIC
CH410-0012 MEDART
CH430-0003 BASIC
CH430-0004 BASIC
CH430-0010 GARDNER
CH430-0011 WPI
CH430-0012 INGERSOLL RAND
CH430-0013 INGERSOLL
CH430-0015 CHAMPION
CH430-0017 Campbell Hausfeld
CH450-0011 CPT
CH450-0012 MEDART
CH450-0013 SHENZHEN EON
CH450-3014 CPD
CV11-1113 POWERBUFF
CV11-1114 PIONEER ECLIPSE
CV12.5-1281 AZTEC
CV12.5-1285 AZTEC
CV12.5-1286 AZTEC
CV13-21502 BASIC
CV13-21503 BASIC
CV13-21510 OPC IND.
CV13-21512 ALLEN POWER
CV13-21514 SEIDENSHA
CV13-21516 HAKO WERKE
CV13-21519 SFAA
CV13-21521 HANCOX
CV13-21525 JOHN DEERE
CV13-21531 JOHN DEERE
CV13-21532 JOHN DEERE
CV14-14100 KUNZ
CV14-14101 WI ENGINEERING AND MARKETING
CV14-14106 BASIC
CV14-14107 SIMPLICITY
CV14-14108 FHP
CV14-1456 AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS
CV14-1458 AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS
CV15-41502 - DISCONTINUED
CV15-41503 - DISCONTINUED BASIC
CV15-41518 AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS
CV15-41520 COUNTAX LTD.
CV15-41522 SIMPLICITY
CV15-41531 ARIENS
CV15-41535 MTD
CV15-41536 FHP
CV15-41537 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41538 MURRAY-OHIO
CV15-41539 CASTEL GARDEN
CV15-41541 WISCONSIN ENGINEERING
CV15-41544 DIXON INDUSTRIES
CV15-41545 SEIDENSHA ELECTRIC WORKS
CV15-41553 RANSOMES
CV15-41554 FHP
CV15-41556 MURRAY
CV15-41558 DANPOWER APS
CV15-41561 TORO
CV15-41562 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41564 FHP
CV15-41565 FHP
CV15-41566 FHP Sears
CV15-41567 FHP
CV15-41570 SNAPPER
CV15-41571 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41572 FHP
CV15-41574 YARD KING
CV15-41576 WIKOV - SLAVIA
CV15-41578 FHP
CV15-41580 SNAPPER
CV15-41584 SNAPPER
CV15-41585 EPG
CV15-41586 KUNZ
CV15-41587 FHP
CV15-41588 ARIENS
CV15-41589 PITTERI VIOLINI
CV15-41590 SIMPLICITY
CV15-41592 FHP
CV15-41593 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41594 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41595 HANCOX
CV15-41596 FHP
CV15-41596 FHP
CV15-41597 FHP
CV15-41598 FHP
CV15-41599 FHP
CV15-41601 PITTERI VIOLINI
CV15-41602 TORO
CV15-41603 SNAPPER
CV15-41605 PITTERI VIOLINI
CV15-41606 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41609 KUBOTA
CV15-41610 JOHN DEERE
CV15-41611 JOHN DEERE
CV430-0011 GARDNER
CV430-0012 GARDNER
CV460-26501 DIXON INDUSTRIES
CV460-26502 SNAPPER
CV460-26503 FHP
CV460-26505 TORO
CV460-26506 TORO
CV460-26507 SIMPLICITY
CV460-26508 FHP
CV460-26509 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV460-26510 JOHN DEERE
CV460-26511 JOHN DEERE
CV460-26512 SIMPLICITY
CV460-26513 JOHN DEERE
CV460-26514 MTD-CUB CADET
CV460-26515 DIXON
CV460-26516 JOHN DEERE
CV460-26517 EHP-SEARS
CV460-26518 TORO
CV460-26519 SHANDONG HEIBAO GROUP
CV460-26520 SHIVVERS
CV460-26521 JOHN DEERE
CV461-26504 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV490-27503 TORO
CV490-27504 MTD
CV490-27505 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV490-27507 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV490-27508 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV490-27510 MTD-CUB CADET
CV491-27501 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV491-27502 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV491-27509 JOHN DEERE
CV492-27506 ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS
CV492-27516 EHP-SEARS
CV492-27517 MTD
CV492-27518 SHANDONG HEIBAO GROUP
CV492-27525 TORO
CV492-27531 SIMPLICITY
CV493-27519 EXMARK
CV493-27520 TORO
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1."How does HIpa ignition coil work?"
A:"In 2-cycle small engine equipment (like lawn mowers, chainsaws, leaf blower, and trimmers), the ignition coil serves the same basic purpose as in larger engines: it converts the low 12-volt power from the battery (or flywheel magneto in some cases) into a high-voltage spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture in the engine's combustion chamber.
When the engine’s flywheel spins, it generates a magnetic field that energizes the ignition coil. This coil then creates a high-voltage spark that is sent to the spark plug, causing ignition. Since 2-cycle engines don’t have a separate timing mechanism for intake and exhaust strokes, the ignition coil must fire once every revolution of the engine, rather than every other revolution like in 4-cycle engines.
In short, the ignition coil in 2-cycle engines provides the necessary spark for combustion, helping the engine start and run efficiently.
A:"Check for Spark: Remove the spark plug, reconnect the wire, and pull the starter. No spark? The coil may be bad.
Visual Inspection: Look for visible damage (cracks, burns) on the coil or wires.
Test with a Multimeter:
Primary side: 0.5–2 ohms.
Secondary side: 3,000–8,000 ohms.
Out-of-range readings indicate a faulty coil.
Check Coil Gap: Ensure the gap between the coil and flywheel is about 0.010 inches (0.25mm).
Test with a Known Good Coil: If the engine runs well with a replacement coil, the old one is likely faulty.
If the engine shows no spark or misfires after these checks, the ignition coil is likely bad."
A:"In 2-cycle small engine equipment (like lawn mowers, chainsaws, leaf blower, and trimmers), the ignition coil serves the same basic purpose as in larger engines: it converts the low 12-volt power from the battery (or flywheel magneto in some cases) into a high-voltage spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture in the engine's combustion chamber.
When the engine’s flywheel spins, it generates a magnetic field that energizes the ignition coil. This coil then creates a high-voltage spark that is sent to the spark plug, causing ignition. Since 2-cycle engines don’t have a separate timing mechanism for intake and exhaust strokes, the ignition coil must fire once every revolution of the engine, rather than every other revolution like in 4-cycle engines.
In short, the ignition coil in 2-cycle engines provides the necessary spark for combustion, helping the engine start and run efficiently.
2."How to replace or change a ignition coil?"
A:"Before you begin the replacement, you need to make sure the engine has cooled and remove the wire and boot from the spark plug to prevent the engine from accidentally starting.
Step 1: Now loosen the rope guide wing nut and remove the starter rope.
Step 2: Use a 5/16 inch socket or nut driver to unthread the bolts securing the blower housing cover, then lift off the cover.
Step 3: Now disconnect the ignition coil wire and rotate the flywheel magnets away from the coil.
Step 4: Use a quarter inch socket or nut driver to remove the mounting screw securing the coil and pull the old coil off.
Step 5: Install the new ignition coil by aligning it on the engine. Then thread the mounting screws loosely. Pull the coil back and tighten the screws.
Step 6: Now rotate the flywheel, so the magnets align with the coil and insert a business card between the coil and the flywheel.
Step 7: Loosen the screws to align the coil the correct distance from the flywheel. Tighten the screws and remove the card. Connect the ignition coil wire, replace the blower housing cover then thread tighten the bolts to secure.
Step 8: Depress the bale arm, extend the starter rope and hook the rope on the guide. Tighten the rope guide wing nut.
With the repair completed, attach the wire and boot to the spark plug and your engine should be ready for use."
3."How to install a ignition coil?"
A:"Installing an ignition coil on a 2-cycle small engine (like a chainsaw, lawnmower, or trimmer) requires a few basic tools and careful steps. Here's a simplified guide to help you install the ignition coil:
1.Safety First: Disconnect the spark plug and remove any fuel to prevent accidents.
2.Locate the Coil: Find the ignition coil near the flywheel (you may need to remove covers or components).
3.Remove Old Coil: Use a wrench/screwdriver to remove screws and disconnect the coil wire.
4.Position New Coil: Place the new coil, align it, and secure it loosely.
5.Set the Coil Gap: Use a feeler gauge or thin cardboard (0.010" or 0.25mm) to set the gap between the coil and flywheel. Adjust the coil as needed.
6.Tighten the Coil: Secure the coil once the gap is correct.
7.Reconnect: Attach the spark plug wire to the coil.
8.Reassemble: Put back any removed components (engine cover, air filter).
9.Test: Reconnect the spark plug and start the engine to ensure proper spark and function."
A:"Check for Spark: Remove the spark plug, reconnect the wire, and pull the starter. No spark? The coil may be bad.
Visual Inspection: Look for visible damage (cracks, burns) on the coil or wires.
Test with a Multimeter:
Primary side: 0.5–2 ohms.
Secondary side: 3,000–8,000 ohms.
Out-of-range readings indicate a faulty coil.
Check Coil Gap: Ensure the gap between the coil and flywheel is about 0.010 inches (0.25mm).
Test with a Known Good Coil: If the engine runs well with a replacement coil, the old one is likely faulty.
If the engine shows no spark or misfires after these checks, the ignition coil is likely bad."
5."How often to replace Hipa ignition coils?"
A:"Ignition coils on chainsaws typically don’t need to be replaced regularly unless they show signs of failure. However, the general lifespan of an ignition coil can vary depending on use, maintenance, and environmental conditions.
Factors Affecting Ignition Coil Lifespan:
Usage: Frequent use or heavy-duty work can wear out the coil faster.
Maintenance: Poor maintenance or neglecting to replace spark plugs or clean air filters can stress the coil.
Environmental Conditions: Exposure to moisture, extreme temperatures, or dirt can cause the coil to fail prematurely.
Typical Replacement Frequency:
Every 3-5 years: If you’re not experiencing any issues, an ignition coil could last this long with regular use.
When Symptoms Appear: If your chainsaw starts misfiring, has difficulty starting, or lacks spark, it’s time to check and potentially replace the coil.
Conclusion:
Ignition coils don’t have a set "replacement interval" unless they fail. Regular inspections and maintenance can help extend their life. If you're experiencing performance issues or poor ignition, that’s a sign the coil might need replacing."
6."How durable is the Hipa ignition coil??"
A:"While customer reviews are mixed, with some noting product durability issues, others say it's a good value and lasts for years."
7."How to repair a ignition coil?"
A:"Diagnose the Issue: Check for no spark or intermittent spark.
Inspect the Coil: Look for cracks, burns, or loose wires.
Clean the Coil: Use compressed air and a soft brush to remove dirt or debris.
Tighten Loose Connections: Re-solder or secure any loose wires.
Check the Coil Gap: Ensure proper gap between coil and flywheel (around 0.010 inches).
Test the Coil: Use a multimeter to check the resistance of the coil’s windings.
Reassemble and Test: Reinstall the coil, spark plug, and test for spark.
If the coil is severely damaged, it’s better to replace it instead of repairing."
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