Honda GV100 coil needed.

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Dave3166

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Evening all.

I have a lawn mower with a Honda GV100 engine thst I use for a few customers small gardens.
When warm it shuts down, coil is starting to fail no doubt.
I’ve seen a new one is £253, I can get a new mower for that.
Other mower coils are about £15 to £20, so can anyone recommend a supplier of a new starter coil that is not silly expensive.
Any help would be great, thanks.
Perhaps a cheaper one will do the job, I’m
Looking for exactly the same but perhaps others will work, not to sure.
Cheers.
Dave.

Dave3166

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Dave3166

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Dave3166

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This is the dodgy coil currently on mower.

Dave3166

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Dave3166

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Would this work do you think.

B'stard Child

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Tuesday 1st April
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[quote=Dave3166]Would this work do you think.[/quote

For £10 I'd try it..................

Dave3166

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B'stard Child]ave3166 said:
Would this work do you think.[/quote

For £10 I'd try it..................
I did think doing that to be fair.

.:ian:.

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Wednesday 2nd April
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Funnily enough I've just replaced a mower that has a gv100 engine. Though the straw that broke the rusty POS's back was that it started cutting out when hot biggrin

If its the same coil you can have it for free, but I wouldn't be confident it's not similarly broken.

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Edited by .:ian:. on Wednesday 2nd April 07:28

Dave3166

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Hi.
Sounds like the same problem, they only last about 3 to 5 years before they need replacing.
Where abouts are you located.

.:ian:.

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Dave3166 said:
Hi.
Sounds like the same problem, they only last about 3 to 5 years before they need replacing.
Where abouts are you located.
About 20 mins from Winchester

Dave3166

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Hi.
Thanks for the reply, it’s probably the same problem to be honest.
I’m going to ring around tomorrow to see if there is an alternative coil that will work, Will see how I get on.
Thanks again.
Dave.

B'stard Child

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Dave3166 said:
Hi.
Thanks for the reply, it’s probably the same problem to be honest.
I’m going to ring around tomorrow to see if there is an alternative coil that will work, Will see how I get on.
Thanks again.
Dave.
I think pretty much any similar coil fed the right voltage and trigger will work - the only difference is going to be the mounting and that isn't exactly rocket science to resolve

richhead

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23 months

Thursday 3rd April
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B'stard Child said:
I think pretty much any similar coil fed the right voltage and trigger will work - the only difference is going to be the mounting and that isn't exactly rocket science to resolve
Exactly this, a coil is a coil, just make sure the input voltage is the same

Dave3166

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B'stard Child said:
I think pretty much any similar coil fed the right voltage and trigger will work - the only difference is going to be the mounting and that isn't exactly rocket science to resolve
Cheers, the position of the bolt holes is the issue, but like you say, probably easily sorted.

Dave3166

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richhead said:
Exactly this, a coil is a coil, just make sure the input voltage is the same
Nice one, thanks for that.

netherfield

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Thursday 3rd April
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https://www.lsengineers.co.uk/shop-by-brand/honda-...

Just try these people, most helpful.

Dave3166

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Nice one, will ring them tomorrow👍

Metric Max

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234 months

Friday 4th April
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I've always found L&S engineering to be good. Also Garden hire Spares, is this what you need?
https://www.gardenhirespares.co.uk/3862-honda-g100...

robinh73

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212 months

Friday 4th April
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Metric Max said:
I've always found L&S engineering to be good. Also Garden hire Spares, is this what you need?
https://www.gardenhirespares.co.uk/3862-honda-g100...
I was just going to recommend L&S Engineers, very good indeed and very helpful.