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Electronic Ignition Conversion Kit for John Deere 2-Cylinder Tractors with Delco Distributors

Original price was: $252.33.Current price is: $193.53.

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Tired of gap adjustments, filed points, and that familiar misfire when it’s time to work? If you’ve been fighting with the old points and condenser in your two-cylinder John Deere, this electronic conversion kit puts an end to those headaches. This kit replaces points and condenser with an electronic module that gives you clean, consistent spark without the maintenance hassles.

What You’re Getting

  • Solid-state ignition that fires reliably every time—no more adjusting or filing points
  • Direct bolt-in replacement for your original Delco distributor setup
  • Works with your existing 12-volt negative ground system without modifications
  • Eliminates the wear points that cause misfires and hard starting
  • Consistent spark timing that keeps your engine running smooth and strong

Built for Classic Two-Cylinder Work

This conversion kit is designed specifically for John Deere tractors with 2-cylinder gas engines running Delco distributors. Whether you’re working with a Johnny Popper doing hay work or running a vintage tractor for parades and shows, this upgrade brings modern reliability to your classic machine. These old workhorses were built to last, and this ignition system helps them keep running like they should.

Made to Last

Electronic ignition modules don’t have the moving parts that wear out like points do. Once installed, this system keeps delivering strong spark through temperature changes, vibration, and the day-to-day demands of tractor work. No more carrying spare points or worrying about timing drift when you need your tractor most.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward swap for anyone comfortable working on ignition systems. Make sure your battery is disconnected before you start, and double-check that wire connections are clean and tight. The electronic module mounts where your old points were, and the wiring connects to your existing system. Set your timing after installation and you’re ready to go.