Is anything visibly wrong with this stator? By FACE PLANT FOR LIFE (Read 3,692 times)

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

I pulled the flywheel off today to see if maybe the stator was the cause of our no spark problems on the Hyosung. But I don't see a problem with this thing?


Stator coil (MISSING PICKUP COIL?!)

Stator cover/flywheel

[Bashan]

I think it goes in here.....you can even see the mounting holes. Or were you being facetious you little scamp Plant Guy!?

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

Nope, I was totally serious. This thing is missing it's pickup coil. Well there's a problem?

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

Actually, I looked up a diagram and it looks like the pickup coil should be behind the stator. Time to go further!

[Bashan]

Possibly those two coils on the right are the trigger mechanism. Did you test the voltage on the trigger wire? If you have current there's a trigger coil on there. But why the mounting holes? They are there for some reason and they look just like a trigger mount....Lone Ranger! Get it Plant Guy? Mount..Trigger....Lone Ranger? Old TV show...his horse (mount)...trig...You don't joke around a lot do you Potted Person?

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

Ah, yes, haha! I get the reference! And like I said, this stator is outputting ZERO voltage.

[Alleyoop]

May 29, 2014 14:08:51 GMT -6 FACE PLANT FOR LIFE said:

Actually, I looked up a diagram and it looks like the pickup coil should be behind the stator. Time to go further!

Put up a link of this diagram, and or what scoot is this model and year to see if a stator can be found to compare with.
Alleyoop

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

I'm unsure what year it is. But it is a Hyosung SF50. Here is the stator diagram I found.

[Alleyoop]

I am sure the pickup coil goes in the inside in that slot with the two screws holding it. See number 9 that holds the thicker wire and the pickup coil slips over and into that slot.
Alleyoop

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

Well we will verify that once we can get the thing off. Somebody had this thing off before and has applied LOCTITE to the screws. We can't get them out.

[Bashan]

Use a little heat on the nut but not so much it will expand the crank threads. The flywheel must extend OVER the pickup, so if the flywheel goes far enough back to be rotating over the coil....yep....that's the pickup. Have you tried an impact? That crank is really hard to damage, the nut is more likely to trash and they are cheap.

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

I'm not sure if the flywheel goes back that far. We will see. Unfortunately these can't be removed with an impact, because these screws are perfectly round. You can't put an impact on something perfectly round

[Bashan]

Really? I wasn't aware of that Mr.Pernicious Plant. I would like to test that theory out with an impact to that round cranium of yours, I think I could make it fit. I thought you were talking about the nut on the end of the crank. So it's the Allens that won't come out?

[FACE PLANT FOR LIFE]

May 30, 2014 7:49:44 GMT -6 Bashan said:

Really? I wasn't aware of that Mr.Pernicious Plant. I would like to test that theory out with an impact to that round cranium of yours, I think I could make it fit. I thought you were talking about the nut on the end of the crank. So it's the Allens that won't come out?

Too bad my cranium is triangular We got them out of with a drill. We had to still them out. Will investigate more today.

[cyborg]

HEY MR THESAURUS ,,, back down off the $20 words will you please,,, us poor mortals get lost when we run into this vernacular of yours,,,,,