Where is the ignition coil on a Suzuki ATV?

Where is the ignition coil on a Suzuki ATV?

Locate the spark plug secured to the cylinder head on the engine. You will then locate a black spark plug wire extending from the top of the spark plug. Follow the wire from the spark plug to the coil. This is the easiest way to locate the coil. Pull the black spark plug wire off the coil by hand. Test the primary winding of your ignition coil.

How to test ignition coil pack ignition plug?

Do not use a regular spark plug instead of a spark tester to test for spark. Do not remove the spark plug wire from the spark plug or the ignition coil while the engine is cranking to test for spark. Start your diagnostic from TEST 1, do not skip around from test to test unless instructed to do so by the TEST you are currently on.

How to bench test a Suzuki ATV coil?

Place the red lead of your multimeter onto the stud where you removed the red wire. The readout on the meter must read between 6,000-Ohms and 15,000 Ohms. If not, the unit is defective. Reconnect all of the wires, and start the ATV is possible. Allow the engine to warm up for five-minutes and then repeat the entire process.

How can I tell if my Suzuki Swift has a bad ignition coil?

When one or several ignition coils on your Suzuki Swift (or Vitara or Chevy Metro or Tracker) have gone BAD, you’ll know right away. Your vehicle will display one of the following symptoms: The car will run and idle rough. No power as you accelerate the car down the road. Really BAD gas mileage.

What does the coil do on a Suzuki ATV?

by Lisa Wampler. The coil on your Suzuki ATV acts as an intermediary between the charging system of your engine and the spark plug. The coil sends the electrical impulse needed to fire the spark plug and to start the ignition process in the combustion chamber.

How do you test a Suzuki ignition coil?

Test the primary winding of your ignition coil. Locate the two wires connected to the bottom of the coil. Remove the wires from the coil by loosening the nuts that hold the wires on to the stud with a wrench. Make sure you mark the wires so you know which wire goes where when you reinstall them.

How to test external ignition coils for motorcycle, ATV?

Ignition coils are easy to test, and don’t even require removing them from your motor. You just need a multimeter and a few minutes. Follow along with Evan, our Electrical Engineer, as he shows you how to test different types of powersports stators. Loading…

Where is the spark plug on a Suzuki coil?

Locate the spark plug secured to the cylinder head on the engine. You will then locate a black spark plug wire extending from the top of the spark plug. Follow the wire from the spark plug to the coil.

Locate the spark plug secured to the cylinder head on the engine. You will then locate a black spark plug wire extending from the top of the spark plug. Follow the wire from the spark plug to the coil. This is the easiest way to locate the coil. Pull the black spark plug wire off the coil by hand. Test the primary winding of your ignition coil.

What are the pickup coils on an ATV?

Troubleshoot a possible ATV starting problem by testing its ignition pickup coils. Inside the ignition coils cylindrical casing exists two coils of wire, or pickups, called the primary coil and the secondary coil. The primary coil receives voltage from the ATV battery. The secondary coil sends voltage to the spark plugs that start the engine.

Where is the spark plug on a Suzuki ATV?

If you have noticed misfires, you can bench test your coil. Fortunately, you can do so without actually removing the coil from the ATV. Locate the spark plug secured to the cylinder head on the engine. You will then locate a black spark plug wire extending from the top of the spark plug.

What are the terminals on an ignition coil?

The side terminals of the coil are marked positive (+) and negative (–) and these are where you can measure the resistance of the primary windings. Set the multimeter to the 200-ohm setting and attach the meter’s leads corresponding to the terminal markings, red being positive and black being negative.