Alternator Cover
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Youve got to pull it straight off. The magnetic pull is keeping it there. Keep in mind to do a continuous pull or it will pull back into the engine.
You can break the seal with a pair of butter knives or other really thin metal objects slid between the stator cover and the engine case on either side.
You can break the seal with a pair of butter knives or other really thin metal objects slid between the stator cover and the engine case on either side.
#5
Youve got to pull it straight off. The magnetic pull is keeping it there. Keep in mind to do a continuous pull or it will pull back into the engine.
You can break the seal with a pair of butter knives or other really thin metal objects slid between the stator cover and the engine case on either side.
You can break the seal with a pair of butter knives or other really thin metal objects slid between the stator cover and the engine case on either side.
So the back story on this alternator business is I was parking the bike in the usual spot, same as always, except this time the sprinklers at the condo had been on, my foot slipped and kept slipping, causing my bike to go down and rashing the alternator cover. I have the new one now and need to put it on. The lucky thing is, the mirror folded up so I have a very tiny scratch on it, the ASV folded same as the mirror resulting in a very tiny scratch, the barend got a scuff...nothing major as did the rearset. I have no frame sliders and got no fairing damage. Basicly the only signifigant damage was the alt cover. I lucked out big time.
Either way, thanks for the help fellers.
#6
Very well I will give that a whirl.
So the back story on this alternator business is I was parking the bike in the usual spot, same as always, except this time the sprinklers at the condo had been on, my foot slipped and kept slipping, causing my bike to go down and rashing the alternator cover. I have the new one now and need to put it on. The lucky thing is, the mirror folded up so I have a very tiny scratch on it, the ASV folded same as the mirror resulting in a very tiny scratch, the barend got a scuff...nothing major as did the rearset. I have no frame sliders and got no fairing damage. Basicly the only signifigant damage was the alt cover. I lucked out big time.
Either way, thanks for the help fellers.
So the back story on this alternator business is I was parking the bike in the usual spot, same as always, except this time the sprinklers at the condo had been on, my foot slipped and kept slipping, causing my bike to go down and rashing the alternator cover. I have the new one now and need to put it on. The lucky thing is, the mirror folded up so I have a very tiny scratch on it, the ASV folded same as the mirror resulting in a very tiny scratch, the barend got a scuff...nothing major as did the rearset. I have no frame sliders and got no fairing damage. Basicly the only signifigant damage was the alt cover. I lucked out big time.
Either way, thanks for the help fellers.
#7
That sucks man, I replaced mine from my spill in february... make sure to buy some honda bond and re seal the new one, but on getting it off, there are two "tabs on the cover on the top backish and bottom... just put something behind then pry. thats why those tabs are there You might want to have someone with you to hold the bike leaning to the right so as not to loose half a quart of oil. also be carfeful when unbolting the stator from the cover... the edges are sharp. I slipped off a bolt and sliced into my thumb really good. my bike is now running with a little of my blood in the oil.
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