This brand-new 8-coil, 8-pole AC magneto stator is a replacement for the Tank 200 scooter, Amigo 150cc and 200cc scooters, and most GY6 125cc and 150cc scooters with 152QMI and 157QMJ engines — including TaoTao, Vitacci, Roketa, Jonway and many more. The stator sits behind the flywheel and makes the AC power that charges your battery and runs your lights, so when it fails the battery goes dead and the electrical system follows.
Stators are not universal. GY6 stators come in 6-coil, 8-coil and 11-coil versions with different plug styles and wire lengths. Bring in your old stator and we will match it to the right one before you buy.
Fitment varies by year and model, so always compare the coil count and plug layout against your original stator.
Charging problems can also come from the voltage regulator, the battery or a loose connector. Bring your scooter in and our service department will test the charging system and find the real cause — basic diagnostics are free.
Will this fit my Tank 200?
Yes. This 8-coil stator is a replacement for the Tank 200 scooter. Bring in your old stator if you want us to confirm the plug before you buy.
Will this fit my Amigo 150cc or 200cc scooter?
Yes, it is a replacement for Amigo 150cc and 200cc scooters. Compare the coil count and plugs to your original to be sure.
What is the difference between an AC and a DC stator?
An AC system sends power from the stator straight to the lights, so the headlight gets brighter and dimmer with engine speed. A DC system runs the lights off the battery, so they stay steady. This is an AC stator — it will not work correctly on a DC-fired scooter, and the two are not interchangeable.
How do I know if my scooter is AC or DC?
If your headlight brightens when you rev the engine and dims at idle, your scooter is most likely AC. If you are not sure, bring in your old stator or your scooter and we will check it for you before you buy.
What engine code do I have?
The engine code is stamped on the engine case. This stator fits GY6 engines with codes starting 152QMI (125cc) and 157QMJ (150cc). If you can’t find it, bring in your old stator and we will match it.
Can I use an 8-coil stator in place of a 6-coil or 11-coil?
Not as a direct swap. Different coil counts put out different power and often use different plugs and flywheels. Match the coil count on your old stator.
How do I count the coils?
Count the copper-wound coils around the stator ring. This one has eight. If you are not sure, bring it in and we will check it for you.
Do you have it in stock?
We keep GY6 stators in stock at 2916 S Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles. Call (323) 588-6634 to confirm before you come in.
Can you replace it for me?
Yes. Our service department works on Chinese scooters every day. Call (323) 588-6634 to book an appointment.
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(323) 588-6634
2916 S. Santa Fe Ave. Vernon, CA 90058