Removing Stator Cover Questions??
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02-21-2006, 10:10 AM
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RE: Removing Stator Cover Questions??
ORIGINAL: arkas
Hey Turnin20s now that you mention it, my buddy high-sided his 636 last summer and broke the stator cover and it too leaked oil???? Seems strange that oil would leak from somewhere where electricty is generated.......Now I am wondering why?
Hey Turnin20s now that you mention it, my buddy high-sided his 636 last summer and broke the stator cover and it too leaked oil???? Seems strange that oil would leak from somewhere where electricty is generated.......Now I am wondering why?
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02-21-2006, 08:18 PM
RE: Removing Stator Cover Questions??
Hey I saw something on line that you might be interested in. Its a stator cover made of Carbon fiber, all you have to do is clean the one thats on there now and stick the carbon one on over the old one. It looks sharp. I dont know where I saw it but when I go to work tonight I will look for the site for you. Speaking of work I better get going.
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Hey I saw something on line that you might be interested in. Its a stator cover made of Carbon fiber, all you have to do is clean the one thats on there now and stick the carbon one on over the old one. It looks sharp. I dont know where I saw it but when I go to work tonight I will look for the site for you. Speaking of work I better get going.
Hey I saw something on line that you might be interested in. Its a stator cover made of Carbon fiber, all you have to do is clean the one thats on there now and stick the carbon one on over the old one. It looks sharp. I dont know where I saw it but when I go to work tonight I will look for the site for you. Speaking of work I better get going.
-Jesse-
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02-21-2006, 10:04 PM
RE: Removing Stator Cover Questions??
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Carbo...spagenameZWDVW
yeah they arent cheap!! you can get a brand new cover for about $40 if you shop around.
yeah they arent cheap!! you can get a brand new cover for about $40 if you shop around.
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02-21-2006, 10:12 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Carbo...spagenameZWDVW
yeah they arent cheap!! you can get a brand new cover for about $40 if you shop around.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Carbo...spagenameZWDVW
yeah they arent cheap!! you can get a brand new cover for about $40 if you shop around.
-Jesse-
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02-21-2006, 10:35 PM
RE: Removing Stator Cover Questions??
hi ya when removing the stator cover bear one thing in mind as i found out recently to my dismay, inside the cover is a race bearing which is attached to the end of the alternator shaft and inside that unit also comes a oil seal depending on the age and mileage of bike this bearing may well fall apart, inturn creating a real head ache, honda say the shaft comes with the bearing complete and can not supply with out shaft uk price £450 pounds also to replace this shaft means a complete engine strip. I have asked if other members have got a work around for this and am still awaiting a reply, just worth thinking about 
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ORIGINAL: ricgrip
hi ya when removing the stator cover bear one thing in mind as i found out recently to my dismay, inside the cover is a race bearing which is attached to the end of the alternator shaft and inside that unit also comes a oil seal depending on the age and mileage of bike this bearing may well fall apart, inturn creating a real head ache, honda say the shaft comes with the bearing complete and can not supply with out shaft uk price £450 pounds also to replace this shaft means a complete engine strip. I have asked if other members have got a work around for this and am still awaiting a reply, just worth thinking about
hi ya when removing the stator cover bear one thing in mind as i found out recently to my dismay, inside the cover is a race bearing which is attached to the end of the alternator shaft and inside that unit also comes a oil seal depending on the age and mileage of bike this bearing may well fall apart, inturn creating a real head ache, honda say the shaft comes with the bearing complete and can not supply with out shaft uk price £450 pounds also to replace this shaft means a complete engine strip. I have asked if other members have got a work around for this and am still awaiting a reply, just worth thinking about
-Jesse-
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02-28-2006, 07:12 PM
RE: Removing Stator Cover Questions??
ORIGINAL: Turnin20s
Yeah I have looked into those, but it was $85 for the one that I found. Yeah I think it would look really good, but I'm not sure if its worth $85. If you find the link send it over and if its not too bad I'll get one of those, if they were like $40 or so I would have gotten one already.
-Jesse-
ORIGINAL: arkas
Hey I saw something on line that you might be interested in. Its a stator cover made of Carbon fiber, all you have to do is clean the one thats on there now and stick the carbon one on over the old one. It looks sharp. I dont know where I saw it but when I go to work tonight I will look for the site for you. Speaking of work I better get going.
Hey I saw something on line that you might be interested in. Its a stator cover made of Carbon fiber, all you have to do is clean the one thats on there now and stick the carbon one on over the old one. It looks sharp. I dont know where I saw it but when I go to work tonight I will look for the site for you. Speaking of work I better get going.
-Jesse-
www.oppracing.com that is were those carbon covers are they look clean as hell
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