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881337T2 Mercury Pulser Coil | Genuine Used Part

881337T2 Mercury Pulser Coil | Genuine Used Part

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🔧 Product Description


Genuine Mercury Pulser Coil / Trigger Coil - Part Number: 881337T2


A genuine Mercury pulser coil used on selected Mercury four-stroke ignition systems. This coil generates timing reference signals for the ECU or ignition system so spark and fuel events occur at the correct crankshaft position.


⚙️ Key Features


• Genuine Mercury pulser coil

• Correct part number 881337T2

• Ignition timing signal component

• Used in Mercury four-stroke engine electrical systems

• Must be matched by serial-numbered stator / pulser coil diagram


🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference


OEM Supersession Chain:


• 881337T2 current / listed Mercury pulser coil reference

• 881337T related earlier pulser coil reference


OEM / Related Numbers:


• 881337T2

• 881337T

• Pulser coil

• Trigger coil

• Crank timing signal coil

• Related Mercury four-stroke ignition sensor family reference


Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:


• No aftermarket equivalent


🚤 Compatibility


Commonly used on:


• Mercury four-stroke ignition timing systems


Typically suits:


• Engine models:

• Mercury EFI four-stroke applications where 881337T2 is specified

• Mercury 75HP / 90HP / 115HP four-stroke electrical systems where the serial-numbered diagram specifies 881337T2

• Mercury Yamaha-based four-stroke timing-signal circuits using 881337T2


• HP Range: commonly 75HP - 115HP where specified

• Engine Type: Mercury EFI four-stroke outboard

• Year Range: early-2000s Mercury four-stroke ignition family applications where specified

• Serial / Model Note: Match by exact engine serial number, flywheel / stator assembly and pulser coil connector layout.


🔌 Function


The pulser coil sends crankshaft-position timing signals to the ignition or engine-control system for correct spark and injection timing.


Common signs of failure:


• No spark

• No injector trigger on EFI systems

• Hard starting or no-start condition

• Intermittent shutdown when hot

• Erratic tachometer or timing signal

• Pulser coil resistance or output test out of specification

• Damaged wiring near flywheel or stator plate


📦 Condition


• Genuine used part

• Removed from running engine where applicable

• In good working condition unless otherwise stated

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