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Stator/Rotor removal

Discussion in 'The Garage' started by totalgearhead, Feb 18, 2011.

  1. Feb 18, 2011 #1
    totalgearhead

    totalgearhead XS400 Enthusiast

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    Reaching out here, I am tearing the motor apart, I am currently stuck at removing the stator from the crankshaft. I have a puller, but the stator is on there 30 years better than new!! i notice a thread on the inside of the Stator that I could use as a Puller, but I need the thread size and pitch? anyone have this info? I will measure tomorrow, but may be left hand thread as well.....thanks all.
     
    totalgearhead, Feb 18, 2011
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  2. Feb 19, 2011 #2
    Campbell45

    Campbell45 Penny Pincher

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    The "strator" your refering to is actually called the rotor. The strator is the windings around the rotor that give you your charge back to the battery. Think of strator=stationary. Anway there is a special tool made to get it off but you can get it off without it. I've never had to take one off myself but I know drewpy knows how to get it off. He will probably chime in soon
     
    Campbell45, Feb 19, 2011
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  3. Feb 19, 2011 #3
    drewpy

    drewpy Excess twin Top Contributor

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    drewpy, Feb 19, 2011
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  4. Feb 19, 2011 #4
    XS400Cup

    XS400Cup XS400 Member

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    thread size: m16 x 1,5

    Greets
    Bernd
     

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  5. Feb 19, 2011 #5
    totalgearhead

    totalgearhead XS400 Enthusiast

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    Thanks guys, I did measure it out to M16 x 1.5, so it's good to know I can measure! I had no luck finding such a bolt today. I did find a 6" 3 jaw puller, but quickly bent the existing bolt using it as a pilot. F*^K!
     
    totalgearhead, Feb 19, 2011
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  6. Feb 20, 2011 #6
    drewpy

    drewpy Excess twin Top Contributor

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    erm. yep. dont use a puller or you'll F*ck up the stator
     
    drewpy, Feb 20, 2011
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  7. Feb 20, 2011 #7
    totalgearhead

    totalgearhead XS400 Enthusiast

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    K holding for work Tuesday, I will grab a bolt then!!!!
     
    totalgearhead, Feb 20, 2011
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  8. Aug 21, 2023 #8
    Brian Kilby

    Brian Kilby XS400 New Member

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    Armature puller bolt part no 90890-01111 $100.00 plus. Is there another solution?
     
    Brian Kilby, Aug 21, 2023
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  9. Aug 21, 2023 #9
    CaptChrome

    CaptChrome XS400 Addict Top Contributor

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    Yes, do what the fine folks above suggested and buy a M16 bolt with 1.5mm pitch. Here is a link to one such bolt picked straight from the top of my search results: 16mm x 1.5mm
    It's about 6 USD without shipping and taxes. With more effort, you can probably find it cheaper.
     
    CaptChrome, Aug 21, 2023
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  10. Aug 21, 2023 #10
    Brian Kilby

    Brian Kilby XS400 New Member

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    Thanks, ordered one.
     
    Brian Kilby, Aug 21, 2023
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  11. Aug 22, 2023 #11
    tstidham

    tstidham XS400 Addict

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    When I did the starter clutch springs on my 1978, I bought the tool from mikesxs for like $20.
     
    tstidham, Aug 22, 2023
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  12. Aug 22, 2023 #12
    CaptChrome

    CaptChrome XS400 Addict Top Contributor

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    Great solution also (and cheap). Mikesxs part TU15-0462.
     
    CaptChrome, Aug 22, 2023
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  13. Aug 22, 2023 #13
    Brian Kilby

    Brian Kilby XS400 New Member

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    Brian Kilby, Aug 22, 2023
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