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Post by johnathonkreider on Nov 3, 2016 21:17:55 GMT -5
Good News! I found some time and replaced the stator (turns out I super bad needed an impact wrench, so I'm getting one for my birthday in two weeks- happy birthday to me present), and now it reads a healthy 14 volts when Idling! I am very blessed to have it work. I ran into a few hiccups (fun fact: make sure you do NOT accidentally flatten the threading on the flywheel: that mistake coast me two hours), but all in all, it went really well.
Thanks to everyone for helping me out.
Also, if you know how to put a "Resolved" banner in the title, feel free to let me know so that others with similar problems can give this a look-over.
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Post by 4950cycle on Nov 3, 2016 22:42:49 GMT -5
JCL MP250A Lihai 257cc powered You have a much better aditude than I do after a PITA job like that. Good job ! I'm glad you figured it out and actually fixed it. Problems like that can turn into a real Bear. But now your rolling again. My eletrical problem is solved also. I'm still not sure what exactly happened. My CDI and my coil was fried. I believe I had a hand in it when I over revved the engine one time working on my CVT. I noticed it started giving me trouble after I revved it up to 8,300 rpm on the center stand as said . I guess the voltage regulator did'nt regulate as well as it should have. But with a little help here I finally got the right combination of parts to get it spark. Glad we are both riding clean again
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Post by 4950cycle on Nov 8, 2016 8:12:30 GMT -5
JCL MP250A Lihai 257cc powered / Just type resolve or do I actually have to know how to do something ?
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Post by Noneshere on Nov 9, 2016 16:34:42 GMT -5
Brake switch is notorious for staying on those roketas especially when wet outside. Your stator should outputting up @ 30-40 AC volts before the rectifier. After the rectifier It should be at least 12.5 DC volts @3000rpm +. Ohm your harness + connectors > AC voltage out of Magneto > DC voltage out of rectifier . Often your rectifier will run thru your ignition switch before making its current to the battery.
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