Stator coil, compatible with Yamaha FJR1300/FJR1300A motorcycles. Original part number: 5JW-81410. Fits models from 2001–2005.--DTEKGAZ

This product is a solenoid coil (alternator coil) developed by GOOFIT specifically for the Yamaha XVS1100 V-Star 1100 (also known as the Drag Star 1100), a classic large-displacement cruiser. It is perfectly compatible with models from 2003 to 2008 and meets the strict original specifications. This product offers an economical and reliable solution for resolving charging issues on this legendary American cruiser. It ensures a stable power supply to the 1063cc V-twin engine, guaranteeing comfort and reliability on long journeys. 【Important Product Information】 Brand: GOOFIT (Professional Motorcycle Parts Brand) Compatible Models: Yamaha XVS1100, V-Star 1100 / Drag Star 1100 Cruiser Motorcycles Compatible Years: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Note: Models from 1998 to 2002 and from 2009 onwards may use different ignition coil specifications. Please check your vehicle's year of manufacture before purchasing. Engine Type: 1063 cc 4-Stroke V-Twin (SOHC), Air-Cooled Function: This product is the main component of the ignition system. It is designed for the smooth operation of a V-twin engine and the possible retrofitting of electrical equipment (such as audio systems and auxiliary lights) on cruiser motorcycles, providing sufficient and stable three-phase current. The main electrical system includes: Charging system: Charges the battery efficiently to ensure reliable starting. Ignition system: Supplies the necessary operating voltage for the ignition system. Lighting and auxiliary systems: Powers headlights, taillights, instruments, and other electrical devices. Troubleshooting common problems: This product addresses typical V-Star 1100 problems caused by aging and damage to the stator coil: continuous battery discharge preventing the vehicle from starting after several days of inactivity; unusually dim headlights and other lights; starting difficulties or rough idling due to low voltage after starting; and insufficient power when operating external electrical devices.