Pick-Up Pulsar Coil for Honda TRX 680 Rincon 2006-2014
Pick-Up Pulsar Coil for Honda TRX 680 Rincon 2006-2014
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Pick-Up Pulsar Coil for Honda TRX 680 Rincon 2006-2014
Fits Honda TRX 680 Rincon (2006-2014)
This is a replacement pick-up (pulsar) coil built to OEM specifications for the Honda TRX 680 Rincon. It is a complete, ready-to-fit unit engineered to match the form, fit and function of the original equipment, mounting on the same baseplate as the stock coil so the flywheel, baseplate and wiring loom can all be reused.
The pick-up coil sits under the flywheel and generates the timing signal that tells the ignition system when to fire the spark - if it fails, weakens or drifts out of specification the engine can lose spark entirely, misfire, or become hard to start. Fit and function match the original equipment on the Honda TRX 680 Rincon, and the flywheel air gap should be checked on installation as detailed below.
Key Features
- Direct OEM fit and function - no modification required
- Fits the Honda TRX 680 Rincon 2006-2014
- Mounts to the original baseplate - no flywheel or baseplate changes needed
- 12-month warranty as standard
Vehicle Fitment Guide
| Make & Model | Years |
|---|---|
| Honda TRX 680 Rincon | 2006-2014 |
OEM Part Number Cross Reference
Aftermarket replacement. OEM part numbers are listed for reference only.
| Part Number | Manufacturer / Brand |
|---|---|
| 31120-HN8-A60 | Honda |
| 31120-HN8-A61 | Honda |
| 31120-HN8-A62 | Honda |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this pick-up coil fit without any modification?
Yes, this coil mounts on the original baseplate in place of the factory unit on the Honda TRX 680 Rincon, with wiring connected by soldering to your existing loom - no cutting or modification of the baseplate itself is needed.
What is included in the box?
One replacement pick-up (pulsar) coil, ready to mount to your existing baseplate.
How do I know my old pick-up coil has failed?
Common signs include no spark, an erratic or intermittent spark, or the engine stalling and being difficult to restart once warm.
Does the air gap need adjusting after fitting?
Yes, the air gap between the flywheel raised node and the pick-up coil should be checked and set to no less than 0.010 inches before starting the engine.
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