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Stator - Alternator - Upgrade - GL1000 - GL1100 - GL1200

  • Color/Finish: Natural
  • Material: Aluminum/Copper
  • Fits: Honda GL1000 / GL1100 / GL1200 Models (See Fitment Below)
  • Tested Power Output: 350W at 4000RPM (Varies Depending On The Configuration / Condition Of The Charging System)
  • Notes:
    • Superior Performance and Reliability Compared To The OEM Honda Stator
    • More Output While Generating Less Heat In The Stator Winding
    • Uses High-Temperature Oil/Abrasion-Resistant Lead Wires
$143.34 143.34
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Part
200-1011

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Upgraded heavy-duty stator that replaces the OEM stator in the Honda GL1000 / GL1100 / GL1200 (non-fuel injected) models.

Fits The Following Honda Models:

  • 1975 - 1979 GL1000 Goldwing
  • 1980 - 1983 GL1100 Goldwing Interstate/Aspencade
  • 1984 - 1987 GL1200 Goldwing (except the fuel-injected SEI models)

You must diagnose and solve whatever problem(s) killed the stator you are replacing. Throwing a new stator at your charging problem is not a sufficient solution!

Stators fail for many reasons. Here are some of them:

  • Problems with regulator/rectifier
  • Defective wiring harness
  • Faulty ground circuit(s)
  • Mechanical interference with rotating engine parts
  • Overheating
  • Excessive load
  • Careless handling during installation
  • Installation mistakes

No returns exchanges or refunds are allowed on this product. no exceptions.

Be sure you are qualified to undertake stator replacement before you order.

Notes:

  • Access to the OEM Honda Factory Workshop Manual is recommended.
  • These stators are triple-checked at the factory for correct output/function.
  • I recommend you repeat these basic stator tests after you have installed the new stator into the rear cover and once again before you re-install the engine back into the frame.
  • Be careful to avoid "trapping" any loops of winding as you install the stator into the back cover.
  • Stators must be installed "true and perpendicular" relative to rotating engine parts. If the stator is "cocked" - interference with rotating engine parts will cause instant death.
  • This Tech Tip offers some useful relevant information on removing the engine and accessing the rear cover.
  • To extend stator life - change your engine oil frequently! Acids build up in tired motor oil that can attack stator windings.

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Is Japanese Universal Part: No

Is European Universal Part: No

Is American Universal Part: No

OEM Number(s): N/A

Motorcycle Fitment:

  • 1975 Honda GL1000 GL1000 Goldwing
  • 1976 Honda GL1000 GL1000
  • 1976 Honda GL1000 GL1000-LTD
  • 1977 Honda GL1000 GL1000 Goldwing
  • 1978 Honda GL1000 GL1000 Goldwing
  • 1979 Honda GL1000 GL1000 Goldwing
  • 1980 Honda GL1100 GL1100
  • 1980 Honda GL1100 GL1100I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1981 Honda GL1100 GL1100
  • 1981 Honda GL1100 GL1100I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1982 Honda GL1100 GL1100
  • 1982 Honda GL1100 GL1100A Goldwing Aspencade
  • 1982 Honda GL1100 GL1100I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1983 Honda GL1100 GL1100
  • 1983 Honda GL1100 GL1100A Goldwing Aspencade
  • 1983 Honda GL1100 GL1100I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1984 Honda GL1200 GL1200
  • 1984 Honda GL1200 GL1200A Goldwing Aspencade
  • 1984 Honda GL1200 GL1200I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1985 Honda GL1200 GL1200A Goldwing Aspencade
  • 1985 Honda GL1200 GL1200I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1985 Honda GL1200 GL1200I-LTD
  • 1986 Honda GL1200 GL1200A Goldwing Aspencade
  • 1986 Honda GL1200 GL1200I Goldwing Interstate
  • 1986 Honda GL1200 GL1200SE-i Goldwing LTD
  • 1987 Honda GL1200 GL1200A Goldwing Aspencade
  • 1987 Honda GL1200 GL1200I Goldwing Interstate