Stator ignition coil adapter for Neo Crypton 115 motorcycles, compatible with Yamaha Neo 115 2008-2012 and Crypton 115 2010-2014 magneto ignition coils.

This product is a magneto coil (alternator coil) manufactured to original specifications, specifically designed for the Yamaha Drag Star 650 (model code XVS650), a classic American cruiser. It is perfectly compatible with the main production period of this model from 1997 to 2004 and is an essential component for resolving issues in the charging system of this V-twin cruiser, renowned for its reliability and comfort. The coil ensures a stable and reliable power supply to the 650cc SOHC engine, thus guaranteeing the proper functioning of the headlight, ignition, and battery charging system while riding. 【Important Product Information】 Compatible Models: Yamaha Drag Star 650 / XVS650 Cruiser Motorcycle (also known as V-Star 650 Classic/Custom in some regions) Years: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Important Note: XVS650 models from 2005 onwards may have received parts updates. Please check your vehicle's year of manufacture before purchasing. Engine Type: 649cc 4-stroke V-twin (SOHC), air-cooled. Function: This product is the main component for generating power to the magneto ignition. Designed for optimal riding comfort, it delivers stable three-phase current, primarily powering the following systems: Charging System: Charges the battery efficiently, ensuring reliable starting and parking. Ignition System: Supplies the operating voltage for the CDI/ignition system. Lighting and auxiliary systems: Supplies power to headlights, taillights, turn signals, instruments, and various auxiliary lights. Symptoms: This product addresses common Drag Star 650 problems caused by alternator failure: The battery remains weak, and the vehicle won't start shortly after being parked. Headlights and all other lights are unusually dim, especially at idle. The vehicle is difficult to start, or the idle is rough due to insufficient voltage after starting. While riding, the brightness of the lights does not improve significantly with increasing engine speed.