Ignition Coil 2788 5195 25025 25195 26189 32555 50000 200576 230254 230256
Ignition Coil 2788 5195 25025 25195 26189 32555 50000 200576 230254 230256
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Ignition Coil
This ignition coil, with cross-reference numbers 2788 5195 25025 25195 26189 32555 50000 200576 230254 230256, is an electrical component that generates the high voltage needed to fire spark plugs in gasoline engines. It converts low battery voltage into a high-voltage spark to ignite the air-fuel mixture.
Overview
This ignition coil is a universal replacement part that works with the listed cross-reference numbers to deliver reliable spark output. It converts the vehicle's 12-volt current into thousands of volts to produce a strong spark at the plug. The coil is designed for mechanics and DIY users replacing a worn or failed ignition coil on a small engine or vehicle.
Built For Performance
- Epoxy-sealed coil windings protect against moisture and vibration.
- High-turn ratio secondary winding provides a hot, consistent spark.
- Precision-tuned resistance matches OEM specifications.
- Robust terminal studs ensure secure wire connections.
- Dielectric housing resists high temperatures inside the engine bay.
Fits These Machines
- Common on small engines and older vehicles; verify fitment by reference numbers.
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a failing coil that causes misfires, rough idle, or hard starting.
- Restoring spark intensity during a tune-up on lawn mowers, generators, or classic cars.
- Used in ignition systems for both single-cylinder and multi-cylinder engines.
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 2788, 5195, 25025, 25195, 26189, 32555, 50000, 200576, 230254, 230256 |
| Type | Ion style ignition coil |
| Primary Voltage | 12V |
| Output | High-tension spark |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know if this ignition coil fits my engine? A: Check your old coil's part number against the cross-reference list provided, and measure your mounting bolt spacing and terminal design. Use a spark tester to confirm if you are unsure.
Q: What are signs that my ignition coil needs replacing? A: Common symptoms include engine misfires, rough running, a drop in fuel economy, or a no-start condition. A multimeter reading of the primary and secondary resistance can confirm the failure.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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