BH Time Ranger Coil Replacement

couch tater

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Sep 10, 2007
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IT can't hurt. Most Bounty Hunter coils are interchangeable, I bought an 8" coil for the Pioneer EX that I used to have and had no problems. I also bought the 4" and 10" and did not notice any problem.
Ron
 

I HAVE A TIME RANGER AND IT WAS SENT AS A REPLACEMENT FOR THE FIRST OLDER VERSION AND THE STOCK COIL STOPPED WORKING ALSO IT HAD A SHORT WHERE THE WIRE WENT INTO THE HEAD AND IT WOULD SHUT OFF . IF I UNPLUGGED IT THEN IT WOULD COME ON AND THE 4 INCH COIL WOULD WORK SENT IT BACK AND THEY SENT ME A NEW UNIT AGAIN NOT AFTER PAYING FOR SENDING BOTH UNITS BACK AT 16.00 PER UNIT IT WORKS GREAT NOW
 

I've got a time ranger that came with the 4 inch coil. From what I've read, the 4 inch has to be matched with the unit to work effectively, so I would say try it, if it doesn't work, then you will know. Good luck Sniffer
 

Update: I replaced the coil with the stock coil from a cheaper model. I phoned up BH and they told me it was the same coil for both models.
 

Alabaster said:
Update: I replaced the coil with the stock coil from a cheaper model. I phoned up BH and they told me it was the same coil for both models.

I have read a zillion post that say the coils have to be "tuned" to the machine. I have also read a zillion post that say they are interchangeable. Well. I took a 4 inch coil off an old Quick Silver and put it on my Discovery 2200 (which is less than 6 months old) and it air tested the same as the stock 8 inch coil that came with the Discovery. The 4 inch is solid while the 8 inch is open faced.
They are both coils of wire, they don't seem to have a mind of their own, and the machine don't seem to care either. Both work the same and work great.
 

maybe I need to try the 4 inch on my time ranger and use it for trash sites
 

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