Product Description
Ignition coil 5059605-80 for electric lift trucks: internal resistor type, compatible with multiple Yale lift truck models. OEM part 5059605-80, single-tower canister design, bracket mount, 12V system.
Specifications
Electrical
| Primary Function | Ignition voltage step-up for electric lift truck engines |
| Current Type | For use with 12V nominal electrical systems |
Material & Construction
| Housing Material | Steel housing with insulating resin encapsulation |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5059605-80 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Supersedes or cross-referenced with Yale 5059605-80 |
| OEM Part Number | 5059605-80 |
| Aftermarket Equivalent | Equivalent to TotalSource 5059605-80 |
| Application | Compatible with select Yale lift trucks using coil 5059605-80 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 5059605-80 ignition coil and what lift trucks does it fit?
A: The 5059605-80 is an internal resistor type ignition coil designed for select Yale electric lift trucks. It features a single-tower canister design with bracket mount compatibility and operates on 12V systems. Verify your Yale model and voltage system match before ordering.
Q: Is the 5059605-80 an OEM or aftermarket part?
A: The 5059605-80 is an OEM part number for Yale lift trucks. Aftermarket equivalents are available from suppliers like TotalSource under equivalent part numbers. Cross-reference your equipment documentation to confirm part compatibility.
Q: What does the internal resistor do in this ignition coil?
A: The internal resistor reduces electrical noise and protects the ignition system from voltage spikes. This design improves reliability and extends the lifespan of associated ignition components in 12V lift truck systems.
Q: How long does the 5059605-80 typically last?
A: Ignition coil lifespan depends on operating hours and maintenance practices. In heavy-use environments, expect 2000 to 4000 operating hours. Poor electrical connections, moisture, or overheating reduce lifespan. Regular inspection of wiring and connections extends performance.
Q: What symptoms indicate the 5059605-80 coil needs replacement?
A: Common failure symptoms include difficult starting, misfiring, rough idling, or complete failure to start. Power loss during operation or intermittent starting also suggests coil failure. Test with a volt/ohm meter to confirm resistance readings match Yale specifications.
