Craftsman Ignition Coil

A faulty ignition coil often causes intermittent starting issues, engine stalling once it warms up, or a complete lack of spark at the spark plug. If you have verified that you have fresh fuel and a clean air filter but still cannot get the engine to fire, testing the coil for a consistent spark is a logical next step.

No, this part is not universal. It is specifically designed for a range of engines including the H30, HSK600, HSK635, LEV80-120, LV148-195, AV520, LH195, OH195, TH139, TV085, TVM140, TVXL840, VLV126, OVRM105, and OVRM120 series. Always check your engine's model number before purchasing to ensure a proper fit.

Yes, this is a manageable DIY repair for most homeowners. You will typically need basic hand tools to remove the engine shroud and access the coil, but be sure to consult your equipment's service manual for the specific steps and safety precautions required for your model.

Yes, this ignition coil is compatible with both walk-behind lawnmowers and snowblowers, provided the engine model matches the specifications listed. It is designed to handle the operational demands of both types of outdoor power equipment.

Yes, this part is compatible with engines found in equipment from Tecumseh, Husqvarna, and Toro, as long as the engine model falls within the supported series list. It is a common replacement part for these specific engine configurations regardless of the final equipment brand.