Post by dickyh on Oct 6, 2015 6:21:10 GMT -5
Have not been able to correct my noise issue (Help! Valve issues) on my 161QMK-A engine and since this is my main transportation, I can't take any chances with it failing.
I've decided to replace the engine with a new 150cc short case (downgrading), since I can't seem to find a replacement in my current size(168.9cc).
So my main question is regarding the electrical, namely the voltage regulator/rectifier. My current engine has a 11pole AC stator and regulator that goes with it. All of the new engines I've looked at seem to have an 8 pole stator.
Electrical diagrams make my head spin and trying to figure out if the current regulator will work or what I'm going to need to do.
I have a brand new 11 pole on the scooter so I'm thinking of swapping the new engine with this one and the magneto rotor. OR should I leave the 8 pole on and will the regulator still work?
My current regulator is 6 pin and I have only been able to find one online that the wires match Exactly (3 male-3 female) in the same color-wire sequence. While there are other 6 pin regulators out there the sequence of wires are all different.
I've decided to replace the engine with a new 150cc short case (downgrading), since I can't seem to find a replacement in my current size(168.9cc).
So my main question is regarding the electrical, namely the voltage regulator/rectifier. My current engine has a 11pole AC stator and regulator that goes with it. All of the new engines I've looked at seem to have an 8 pole stator.
Electrical diagrams make my head spin and trying to figure out if the current regulator will work or what I'm going to need to do.
I have a brand new 11 pole on the scooter so I'm thinking of swapping the new engine with this one and the magneto rotor. OR should I leave the 8 pole on and will the regulator still work?
My current regulator is 6 pin and I have only been able to find one online that the wires match Exactly (3 male-3 female) in the same color-wire sequence. While there are other 6 pin regulators out there the sequence of wires are all different.
