Motocicleta estatores, magnetos e peças para Honda Magna 750

Motorcycle Stators, Magnetos, and Parts for Honda Magna 750

With an engine balanced between good acceleration and high horsepower, the Honda Magna 750 is an optimal middle-weight cruiser motorcycle among Honda models because of its reliability and low maintenance. Stators, magnetos, and other related parts and accessories are available to keep your Honda Magna in running order.

The stator is one of the electrical system parts on your Honda motorcycle. It is a ring of copper coils wrapped around iron cores, and it fits at the heart of the electrical power system of a Honda motorcycle such as the Magna and its VF750C engine. Electrical power is supplied by the stator to the electrical system of the Magna for such parts as the spark plugs, battery, and lighting system parts of the motorcycle.

When Honda Magna 750 parts such as the stator go bad, it will not produce sufficient power for the Honda Magna VF750C electrical system. For the Magna, complete loss of power indicates a problem may exist with the stator, regulator, battery, or other parts of the electrical system on the motorcycle. If the battery on the Magna gradually loses charging capacity, that is most likely due to a bad stator on the Honda.

Bad stator parts on a Honda can be diagnosed with the use of a multimeter to determine whether it is supplying the proper amount of voltage and current to the motorcycle.

Finally, visual inspection by opening the stator cover on your Honda Magna will reveal the presence of a burned out coil winding.

A magneto is an electrical generator that produces a high impulse voltage for the ignition system of the engine on the motorcycle to start. With a magneto, it is not necessary to have a charged battery in order to start your Honda.

Honda stator coil windings are provided with insulation to prevent shorting of the electrical systems on the motorcycle. However, when the VF750C Magna stator goes bad, its usually because theres a short in the Honda wiring. The short in the Honda wiring may be caused by corrosion or burned out coil parts. Burned out coils are often due to putting too much power demand on the electrical system of the Magna, which melts the insulation coating on the wire of the coil windings and causes an electrical short in the Honda. Sometimes the overheating of the coil in the Honda is due to attempting to charge a bad motorcycle battery. When your motorcycle shows the above signs, it is time for your stator to be replaced.