News:

New Wiki available at http://wiki.gstwins.com -Check it out or contribute today!

Main Menu

The main course = Stator Surprise!

Started by Ed_in_Az, May 21, 2004, 07:39:52 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

Ed_in_Az

The generator runs in oil. :o Loosen cover, and oil starts to drool. :dunno: Lay bike on it's right side and pull left cover off. Stator/generator runs in the crankcases oil bath. Is that weird or what? :dunno: Swapped it. Next up is a nightime test ride to check the lights for the dimming trick.
Retired from biking

Ed_in_Az

Well the lights are working OK right now. I'll give it awhile before I call them cured. though.
Retired from biking

MarkusN

Battery drain is on the right. Check for spills of sulphuric acid and check the acid level in the battery as well.

Ed_in_Az

Quote from: MarkusNBattery drain is on the right. Check for spills of sulphuric acid and check the acid level in the battery as well.

I pulled the battery first. :)  The oil got caught on newspaper I had laid the bolts on under the bike. the motor didn't lose enough oil to require adding any. I even had a roll of foam padding(for camping) that I laid the bike over on. It went pretty well considering I didn't expect oil there. :mrgreen:
Retired from biking

se7enty7

interesting.... so you can just lean the bike over and remove the cover and that's it??? wow..

The Buddha

Well I drain the oil and take the left cover off,and when its back up, I replace the filter and fresh oil.
Cool.
Srinath.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
I run a business based on other people's junk.
-----------------------------------------------------------------

sprint_9

Where did you get the replacement stator from?  I had to get one for my snowmobile last year and it was $500, needless to say I sold the snowmobile.

SMF spam blocked by CleanTalk