What does the s mean at the end of the part #? The coil I have has same number no S.
1834223
Not sure what the s means but see the following: This is a genuine Kohler OEM part - brand new. Solid state module - ignition coil. Replaces: 12 584 01 12 584 01-S 12 584 04-S Fits the following Kohler models: CH11S CH12.5S CH13S CH14S CV12.5S CV13S CV14S CV15S CV15ST CV460S CV490S
187404
Briggs & Stratton.......but I think coil wire was a little longer. I didn't need it anyway. My old one was good. Be careful with test procedure.....even Briggs tech line was wrong.
1248863
Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts. No, those supersede to completely different coils. The 492341 supersedes to our part # 9293 while the 398811 supersedes to the 7286. Hope this helps. AMC Parts Store
2077238
If that is a number that is either ink or laser-jet printed on the outer circumference of the motor, following the other electrical info', it should not matter. I think that this number is some sort of manufacturing code. My collection of failed motors have a variety of 4-digit numbers in that physical location. the "802369JA" is all that matters. Regards
89051
They are the same, however be warned that these coils may not work for long. My coils didn't last long..much less than a month.
388762
I believe that was the part number on mine. I have had no problems with this product. I have actually bought 2 of them to replace the original ones that broke.
1495303
I am not sure but it could mean the part has been revised after the original build . At any rate I took a chance and used it .It was a great replacement .
165577
No idea. Why do you care? It works just as good as original part. I am using it everyday.
1241758
The "S' designates that the unit includes the overflow safety switch. The "T' indicated that the unit is supplied with tubing to connect it to other equipment.
2011845
Probably the length. GM used 2 different coil brands which used different length wires. One is like 6" the other is 10" I think. So you'll need to measure the wires you have and check the part number description through MSD probably. The design difference in the coils is one is round one is square.
1947384
I believe the "T" is a superseded part #. It's the same physical size but probably with an updated design or manufacturing process, and an improvement to the high failure rate of the original part #.
1090154
When I looked at replacing I matched up all specifications of the motor, including the wiring to ensure I had a match. Pictures helped tremendously in helping me confirm I had a match. A Rainbow motor, not sure I understand what the Rainbow reference is referring to, assume your brand motor?
1758396
Sorry cant help. I used it on a custom coil relocation bracket. Try matching the numbers on bikerchoice's online catalog. Bikerschoice.com
1040684
not sure off hand but if you go to briggs and stratton .com and put the engine number in it will tell you what coil number to get
1939941
Nothing. It is the same. I just ordered this part and it fit and works perfectly. Good luck!
1322357
Each coil is exactly the same. It can replace any coil no matter which is bad. Hope this helps!
7826
I ended up not needing this.Had it so used it.The problem turned out to be a coil.