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2008-2010 Yamaha Motorcycle V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM Magneto Generator Stator 5SC-81410-01

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2008-2010 Yamaha Motorcycle V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM Magneto Generator Stator 5SC-81410-01Magneto Generator Stator Fit for Yamaha XVS 650 V Star Classic Midnight Custom Silverado 2004 2016 Features: Direct replacement to your original unit Plug and play, direct fit, easy installation. Highest grade lamination materials. Highest grade copper windings, resistant to 200 degrees Celsius. Connector included. Rubber grommet included. Pick up pulsar coil included. All products shipped are tested. As an inexpensive alternative to the expansive

Magneto Generator Stator Fit for Yamaha XVS 650 V-Star Classic Midnight Custom Silverado 2004-2016

Features:
Direct replacement to your original unit
Plug-and-play, direct fit, easy installation.
Highest grade lamination materials.
Highest grade copper windings, resistant to 200 degrees Celsius.
Connector included.
Rubber grommet included.
Pick up pulsar coil included.
All products shipped are tested.
As an inexpensive alternative to the expansive original part.

Specifications:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New
Quanity: 1PC
Type: Stator Coil

other specifications:
Number of wires: 5
Number of plugs: 2
Number of pins: 3 + 2
Number of poles: 18

Replacement Part Number:
5SC-81410-01
5SC-81410-02
5SC-81410-03

Fits Make/Year/Model:
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65ASC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AT
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 CLASSIC (CA Ed.) - XVS65ATC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V-STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS650AT
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V-STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS650ATC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AV
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 CLASSIC CA - XVS65AVC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CLASSIC CA - XVS65AWC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CLASSIC CA with flames - XVS65AWC-B
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CLASSIC with flames - XVS65AW-B
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AXCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AXCL
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AXL
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AXB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AYCS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AYCW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AYS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AYW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AZCL
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AZCR
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AZL
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS65AZR

Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65S
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65SC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 CUSTOM WFLAMES - XVS650TC-F
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 CUSTOM WFLAMES - XVS650T-F
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 CUSTOM W-FLAMES (Deep Purplish Blue Metallic w-Flames) - XVS65T-F
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 CUSTOM W-FLAMES (Deep Purplish Blue Metallic w-Flames) (CA Ed.) - XVS65TC-F
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65V
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 CUSTOM CA - XVS65VC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65W
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CUSTOM CA - XVS65WC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CUSTOM MIDNIGHT - XVS65W-M
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 CUSTOM MIDNIGHT CA - XVS65WC-M
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65XCR
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65XR
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65YCL
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65YL
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65ZCW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65ZW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2011 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65AB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2011 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65ACB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2013 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65DB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2013 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65DCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2014 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65ECS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2014 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65ES
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2015 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65FB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2015 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65FCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2016 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65GCW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2016 V STAR 650 CUSTOM - XVS65GW

Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATSC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATT
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 SILVERADO (CA Ed.) - XVS65ATTC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V-STAR 650 SILVERADO_TWO-TONE - XVS650ATT
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V-STAR 650 SILVERADO_TWO-TONE - XVS650ATTC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATV
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 SILVERADO CA - XVS65ATVC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATW
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2007 V STAR 650 SILVERADO CA - XVS65ATWC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATXB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATXCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATXCS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATXS
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATYB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATYCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATYCR
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATYR
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATZB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 SILVERADO - XVS65ATZCB

Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS650T
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS650TC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM (Raven) - XVS65T
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2005 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM (Raven) (CA Ed.) - XVS65TC
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65V-M
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2006 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM CA - XVS65VC-M
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65XB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2008 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65XCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65YB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2009 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65YCB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65ZB
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2010 V STAR 650 MIDNIGHT CUSTOM - XVS65ZCB

Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004-2007 DRAG STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS650AH
Fit for Yamaha Motorcycle 2004-2007 DRAG STAR 650 CLASSIC - XVS650AN

(Compatibility Chart is for Reference ONLY!!!)
(Please Compare with Your faulty unit and the image we provided to Decide Fitments)

Package Included:
1x Stator Generator

NOTICE:
Before installing your new stator

Check the AC output of the stator.
Replace any burned or corroded connectors on stator and regulator/rectifier.
Check and repair any melted wiring.
Use hi-temp dielectric grease on all connectors
Our stator may use a different wire color code than your original.
All of the wires are installed in the correct order; please do not change any of the wiring configurations.
This stator is designed as a direct plug-in replacement and should be used as such.
When bolting stator in, always use locking compound.
If our stator includes a pickup coil, always make sure the air gap is correct upon installation.

All item pictures are accurate; if in doubt do not hesitate to compare our item to your original part.

Battery condition is important. No stator can make up for a bad or weak battery. If in doubt charge your battery and have it load tested, or simply replace it.
ALWAYS START WITH A FULLY CHARGED BATTERY !

The product on offer is an accessory or spare part and thus is not an original product of the vehicle manufacturer.
The name of the vehicle manufacturer is stated only as an indication of the determination of the product being offered as an accessory or spare part, to clarify, for which vehicle the product on offer fits.

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