Ignition Coil – Black – 2 Pin – Offset

Racing specification coil to upgrade or replace GY6 Motorcycles and Scooter vehicles with a two-pin coil. Single bolt fitment means hassle-free and no instruction is needed to upgrade or replace.

This coil is designed to increase the firing speed and electrical pulse passed to the spark plug to improve combustion from standard coils.

Wire length - 370mm (+/- 20mm)
Fitment - 2 spade connectors - to fit GY6 motorcycle engines.
To fit many motorcycles ranging from 50cc - to 250cc  (these are designed with GY6 engines in mind but will fit many other bikes). Specific Models - ZS190 (Provides suitable clearance for spark plug cap).

Easy to install with no instruction required (plug & play)

Please check images against your current part for compatibility, typically used for bikes and motorised vehicles between 50cc and 250cc.

Please check that your bike accepts a two-pin (spade) connection and fitment before purchase.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:

If you suspect your ignition coil might be faulty and want to test it before ordering a replacement, here's a quick guide:

1. **Primary Coil Test:**
- Set your multimeter to 200Ω.
- Touch one test probe to the earth terminal and the other to the live feed terminal.
- A reading below 5.0 ohms indicates a functioning coil. If the reading is above this, consider replacing the coil unit.

2. **Spark Connection Continuity: (Spark Connection Continuity)**
- Set your multimeter to 20KΩ.
- Touch one test probe to the live (green) terminal and the other to the metal spark plug connection inside the spark plug cap.
- A reading below 10K ohms indicates a functioning coil. If the reading is above this, assume the unit is not functioning correctly.

Before replacing the entire unit, ensure the cable is correctly screwed into both the spark plug cap and the ignition coil unit:

1. Unscrew the lead at both ends by turning it anticlockwise.
2. Inspect the cable ends and ensure the internal copper core is making good contact with the screws. If not, trim 10mm from each end with wire cutters.
3. Screw the lead back centrally for a secure connection.

By following these steps, you can confidently diagnose your ignition coil's condition before making a purchase.