Ignition Coil

Coils for a Strong and Reliable Spark

The ignition coil is an essential part of your motorcycle's ignition system. It converts the low voltage from the battery into thousands of volts, which are necessary to make the spark plug fire. A well-functioning ignition coil ensures direct ignition, optimal engine performance, and a smooth idle speed.

When to Replace an Ignition Coil?

A worn or defective ignition coil can lead to a weak spark or misfires. Recognizable symptoms include difficult starting, irregular running, loss of power, or high fuel consumption. Also check the spark plug wires and spark plug caps, as poor connections can cause the same issues.

Types of Ignition Coils

There are different types of ignition coils, depending on the ignition system:

• Traditional coils: suitable for older motorcycles with separate ignition wires.
• Coil-on-plug coils: modern design where the coil is mounted directly on the spark plug, minimizing interference.
• Dual or multiple coils: used in motorcycles with multiple cylinders or shared ignition systems.

Installation and Tips

Install ignition coils in their original position with a good ground connection and ensure all connectors are firmly attached. Do not use grease or oil on the contacts. Regularly check for cracks or corrosion, especially on motorcycles that are frequently outdoors or ridden in damp conditions.

Find the Right Ignition Coil for Your Motorcycle

Use the motorcycle selector to quickly find the correct ignition coil for your make, model, and year. This ensures you have the right voltage, connection, and performance for a powerful, reliable ignition on every ride.