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Stator Tips Page
THE STATOR is
an important part of the electrical system, both from an ignition
and charging aspect. it can cause any number of problems including
powerpack failures, dead batterys, intermittent and weak spark.
TROUBLESHOOTING TIP. If
you suspect the stator may be a cause of electrical problems, take
a closer look. Is there any discoloration of the potting compound?
Cracks? Drips hanging off? Pitchlike liquid leaking out and running
down the block? If any of the above symptoms are evident, toss it
EVEN IF THE ELECTRICAL VALUES ARE CORRECT. It's toast. Be sure that
the rectifier or rectifier/regulator is in good order as well, if
it's bad it could cause a repeat failure. Also be sure the battery
terminals are CLEAN and TIGHT. Loose terminals kill stators fast.
If you have wing nuts on the terminals, replace them with a couple
of elastic self-locking nuts.
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