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Old 10-05-2011, 05:32 PM
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I talked to the guy at NAPA today about the $20.00 coil. The NAPA store is also a Kohler dealer. He said that the $20.00 coil is not made to take the vibration from a kohler engine as it is an automotive coil. He wanted to sell me the coil from Kohler for $68.00. Anyone know anything about the vibration thing?
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Old 04-21-2012, 12:01 AM
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This is a late reply to the immediate question, but figured I would add my experience to the thread. The $20 NAPA coil I installed last Fall failed this spring. Since I didn't do much plowing this Winter, it couldn't have had more than a dozen hours on it. I went back and replaced it with the Kohler coil, also purchased through NAPA. It was a little over $70. It hasn't been through more than a couple mowings so far. Hit me up in the Fall and I'll tell you if it is still going.
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Old 04-21-2012, 08:41 AM
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I did buy the 20.00 coil, it didn't last. I bought a Kohler coil and am still going.
Spend the money now and get the right one for the application and be done with it.
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I just acquired a QL 1450. The coil was bad. I substituted a car coil and the engine runs!!

I think I will relocate the coil to the chassis somewhere to reduce the vibration, the K321 is a "shaker"!!

Does anyone see a problem with relocating the coil!!??
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This is also in the parts links section. http://www.kirkengines.com/#

He has some cool stuff.
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