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Forget the engine number it means nothing. The 17 digit serail number is what you need. It is on the black main frame L.H. side in front of footpegs. That will tell you what model year & size the bike is.
Next, No Spark (a very common problem) is never the ignition coil bad. First, ck that the plug is not black fouled (replace--don't clean). Second, make sure the kill switch is on run. Third, It is probably(95%) a bad Stator/Pulser coil in the L.H. side of the motor that can be checked with a ohm meter at a Yamaha dealership easily.
You can call yamaha and give them that number and they will be able to tell you everything about the bike. You can usually look right by the oil fill and it will give you the size. It will say like 245cc, that would be a 250. But the dealership can tell you exactly what you are looking for.
JYA -Built in Japan by Yamaha. CJ01C - Single cylinder rear wheel drive Moto-x model YZF 2 - Security digit - valid Y - Year model 2000 A - Manufacturing plant - Determined by Manufacturer 002207 - Bike number 2207 to roll off the line
No but your local Yamaha Dealer should be able to from the vin Number. It is generally on the Bike Label, or punched into the frame in several places, in some countries it is also on the registration disc.
If you're going through regulators that often I would suggest going after the stator. Make sure it's not grounding out on the chassis. Find the 3 yellow or white wires that are connected to the regulator. using a meter in OHMS ( looks like the horseshoe ) with the bike off check wire one (red ) to wire 2 ( black ) then wire one ( red ) to 3 (black ), then 2 (red ) to 1 ( black ) and 2 ( red ) to 3 ( black ) , then pick one ( red ) and black to the chassis, motor, ground. somewhere metal on the bike. The first series of tests you should get some sort of numbers, ( which should be somewhat close in numbers ) When you go to ground, Chassis you should get no numbers, OFL, OL, or the horseshoe sign if you get numbers there, the stator is bad and your transmitting ac voltage to the chassis.
Get the vin number off the front downtube that the steering triple tree mounts to. Call a Yamaha dealer with the vin # and they can tell the year, engine size and model of bike.
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