They do go bad. Especially if there is debris under the engine cover that makes it run hotter than it is supposed to.
Lt133 lawn tractor will not fire is coil bad
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does it have spark to the plug if not the part you might check would be the coil or the electronic start module probably the latter if it is a newer mower or of ots older then the coil magneto usually dont go bad could be a bad gap between the coil and the magneto if its an older mower could be a bad set of points if its an older mower point gap could be bad spark plug could be bad as I don't know exactly what the lawn mower is doing hard to tell what is wrong
More than likely it is a bad ignition coil.
Remove the kill wire from the ignition coil. It's the only wire that doesn't go to a plug. Remove one of the spark plugs. Reconnect the plug wire to the plug that has been removed. Make sure the threads of the plug are touching metal on the engine somewhere. Crank the engine. Should see spark. If not, bad coil.
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it will probably explode or it will burst into flames either or its bad
Possibilities: 1) You have a bad battery. 2) You have a bad ignition switch. 3) You have a broken or unplugged wire to the charging system. 4) You have a bad charging stator.
It could either be a bad ignition coil, a bad ignition rotor, a bad ignition cap, a bad ignition control module (if equipped), or a bad coil to cap wire.
Just use a regular lawn mower.
Yes, a bad coil will prevent the ignition from firing and the engine will not start.
Your mower gets it spark from a coil that is under the engine shroud. There is a magnet on the flywheel that with each revolution causes the coil to spark. Possible problems are: 1) There is too much rust on the coil or flywheel to let the current go between the two. Taking them apart and lightly sanding them until you get a clean metal surface usually takes care of this problem. 2) If it is a riding mower, there is a ground wire that shorts out the coils which stops the mower when the key is turned off. If the ignition switch is bad it should cause a no spark issue. Or, the wire could be pinched somewhere and killing the engine. You can remove the spark plug, unplug the small black wire off of the coil and see if it sparks then. If it does then this is your problem. 3) The coil itself could be bad.