Goofit Ignition Pulse Generator (Crankshaft Position Sensor) For John Deere 325/335 Lawn Tractors Part Number AM105573 / AUC15118--DTEKGAZ

[Specific Ignition Pulse Generator for John Deere Lawn Tractors] This single-pulse ignition sensor (crankshaft position sensor) is specifically designed for the John Deere 325 and 335 lawn tractors. It meets the original equipment manufacturer's specifications and is compatible with part numbers AM105573 and AUC15118. Robust and durable, with stable magneto-electric induction, it is ideal for the demanding operating conditions of garden equipment. It accurately detects the engine's crankshaft position and delivers a vital pulse signal to the ignition control unit. This essential electronic component ensures smooth engine starting, stable idling, and reliable operation. [Compatible with Classic John Deere Models] This product directly replaces part numbers AM105573 or AUC15118 and is specifically designed for the following classic models: John Deere 325 and John Deere 335 lawn tractors. (Note: This product is compatible with both part numbers and will fit the listed models. Please check the original part number on your machine's engine or confirm compatibility with your machine model before purchasing to ensure a proper fit.) [Fixes Starting and Running Problems on Garden Equipment] Replacing the original sensor due to defects in the coil, magnet, wiring harness, or moisture corrosion effectively resolves the following issues: engine does not start or starts with difficulty, engine stalls during operation, rough idle, intermittent power loss, no spark (after [exceptions other components]). [Professional Installation and Associated Requirements] [Air Gap] This product is a precision electromagnetic component typically installed near the flywheel housing or control housing cover. Crucial to the installation is the precise adjustment of the air gap between the sensor head and the trigger teeth (or signal disc) of the flywheel. This air gap must meet stringent requirements (typically 0.3 to 1.0 mm) and be set using a non-magnetic feeler gauge according to the device's service manual. An incorrect air gap is a common cause of malfunctions.