Skip to product information
1 of 1

LB05EZ Resistor Sparkplug Cap for Yamaha Exciter 570 1987-1993 Deluxe II LE ST S

LB05EZ Resistor Sparkplug Cap for Yamaha Exciter 570 1987-1993 Deluxe II LE ST S

Regular price $22.99
Regular price Sale price $22.99
Sale Sold out
Quantity

Resistor Sparkplug Cap for Yamaha Exciter 570

This resistor sparkplug cap is a replacement ignition component that connects the spark plug to the ignition lead on Yamaha Exciter 570 snowmobiles, supplying reliable spark delivery with built-in resistance to suppress electrical interference.

Overview

This resistor sparkplug cap serves as the connection point between the ignition coil lead and the spark plug on your Yamaha Exciter 570. The resistor design helps cut radio frequency noise and keeps the ignition system running cleanly on Deluxe, II, LE, ST, and SX variations from 1987 through 1993. It is built for riders who want a dependable replacement part for routine maintenance or trailside repairs.

Built For Performance

  • Resistor construction suppresses radio frequency interference from the ignition system
  • Sealed boot design grips the spark plug terminal for a consistent connection
  • Fits the ignition lead used on Yamaha Exciter 570 snowmobiles
  • Durable housing resists heat, vibration, and moisture common in engine compartments
  • Simple push-on installation with no special tools required

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha Exciter 570
  • for Yamaha Exciter 570 Deluxe
  • for Yamaha Exciter 570 II
  • for Yamaha Exciter 570 LE
  • for Yamaha Exciter 570 ST
  • for Yamaha Exciter 570 SX

On-The-Job Use

  • Routine ignition system maintenance on Exciter 570 snowmobiles
  • Replacing a cracked, loose, or corroded sparkplug cap
  • Trailside troubleshooting when spark delivery is inconsistent
  • Restoring a vintage Yamaha snowmobile to running condition

Specs At A Glance

Type Resistor sparkplug cap
Fitment Years 1987-1993
Compatible Models Deluxe, II, LE, ST, SX

Good To Know

Q: How often should a sparkplug cap be replaced? A: Inspect the cap whenever you service the ignition system, and replace it if you find cracks, corrosion, or a loose fit on the plug terminal. Worn caps can cause misfires that are easy to mistake for other ignition problems.

Q: Does the resistor in this cap affect engine performance? A: The resistor is there to reduce electrical interference and does not measurably reduce spark energy on a stock ignition system. Use it as a direct replacement for the original cap style.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

Get it between -

View full details