Ignition Coil and Igniter for the following Club Car Golf Carts: 2004 through 2009 Club Car Precedent with AS11 FE350 Kawasaki Engine OR 1997 through 2009 Club Car DS OEM: 1019092-01 (Cross Reference: 5133).
Weight
1 lbs
Customer Reviews
5 reviews for Ignition Coil & Igniter, Club Car DS & Precedent (97-09)
J G C has the cheapest prices that i could find and when i ordered my part on a late wednesday it arrived that friday morning,can’t ask for better than that,thank’s Jason
Rated 5 out of 5
Timothy Capps (verified owner)–
I received my order very quickly and at a much cheaper price than a competitor! Thank you!
Rated 5 out of 5
Blair Hensley (verified owner)–
You owe me a cervaza!
Rated 1 out of 5
Christopher Hampton (verified owner)–
Installed new ignition coil and ignitor a couple of days ago but still got no fire to the spark plug and after checking all other possible faults with the cart I found nothing and decided to reinstall the original part that was starting to fail and the cart would get spark and run, after doing my research on online forums many have concluded that there has been many times they have received bad ignition coil and ignitors right out of the box. Jason’s Response: This does, on a very rare occassion, occur with any part. The important thing is that a replacement is on the way to replace the bad one at no charge.
Rated 1 out of 5
Seth King (verified owner)–
Lasted about 4 months and craped out. Frustrating. I ended up ordering a OEM coil We’ll see if it lasts better. Nothing against Jason’s Golf carts, Great company.
troy katona (verified owner) –
J G C has the cheapest prices that i could find and when i ordered my part on a late wednesday it arrived that friday morning,can’t ask for better than that,thank’s Jason
Timothy Capps (verified owner) –
I received my order very quickly and at a much cheaper price than a competitor! Thank you!
Blair Hensley (verified owner) –
You owe me a cervaza!
Christopher Hampton (verified owner) –
Installed new ignition coil and ignitor a couple of days ago but still got no fire to the spark plug and after checking all other possible faults with the cart I found nothing and decided to reinstall the original part that was starting to fail and the cart would get spark and run, after doing my research on online forums many have concluded that there has been many times they have received bad ignition coil and ignitors right out of the box. Jason’s Response: This does, on a very rare occassion, occur with any part. The important thing is that a replacement is on the way to replace the bad one at no charge.
Seth King (verified owner) –
Lasted about 4 months and craped out. Frustrating. I ended up ordering a OEM coil We’ll see if it lasts better. Nothing against Jason’s Golf carts, Great company.