I got a 2000 yamaha warrior that lost spark. Tested my pickup coil and got no reading. I ordered a new stator assembly off ebay a caltric stator. Soon as i got it took a reading 350 ohms on pickup coil. Sent a email to caltric. They are saying that is fine reading for aftermarket parts? My manual says 459-561 ohms on pickup coil. :???:
Think i got burnt on a stator.
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I can't see that being right. If I put an alternator in my car that runs at 60% of my OEM setting, I don't think my vehicle will be running right, I'm just saying. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I think you got screwed man.
kinda thinking bout this now http://www.ebay.com/itm/STATOR-GASK...Parts_Accessories&hash=item51a9c559f0&vxp=mtr. What do you guys think?
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I've got a new stator for an 01 I'll sell you for $50 plus the ride.
1998yamahawarrior
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RMstator is all Ill use from the aftermarket. If you search the other names theres guys that have had one bad right out of the box.
YAMAHAULER
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got 2 Caltric stators 1 in the 01 and my buddy got 1 for his 94 not one problem they have the same 1 year warranty as RM only diff is 3X the price
even RM has had stators DOA its bound to happen they are electronic parts what do you expect nobody's perfect
even RM has had stators DOA its bound to happen they are electronic parts what do you expect nobody's perfect
YAMAHAULER
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and way overpriced just my 98 cents you guys can keep your 2 cents
