An ignition igniter, also known as a spark plug, is a device that creates an electric spark to ignite the air-fuel mixture inside an internal combustion engine.

It is usually made of a copper core surrounded by a metal casing.

The electric spark is created when a voltage is applied across the two metal terminals of the spark plug, causing a spark to jump across the gap between the terminals.

This spark is then used to ignite the air-fuel mixture in the engine, causing the combustion process to begin.

The most common symptom of a bad ignitor is that the ignition system will not activate and the engine will not start.

Other symptoms may include a clicking sound coming from the ignition area when the key is turned, an inability to start the engine in cold weather, or a visible spark or arching when the key is turned.

How do you test a golf cart Ignitor?
1. Visually inspect the ignitor for any cracks, breaks, or discoloration.
2. Check the connections to make sure they are secure and free of corrosion.
3. Check the continuity of the ignitor with a multimeter.
4. Test the output voltage of the ignitor with a multimeter.
5. Replace the ignitor if necessary.

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