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Alternator in oil.

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Why are there a lot of oil in the alternator housing on my GS1100 -82 ?
Are there correct ? and if, why ? Electrical parts and oil does not sound right for me. Anyone that have a gooooood explanation ?????????

KnutK
 
I'm not 100% certain, but I believe it helps to cool the engine.
 
Re: Alternator in oil.

The oil is supposed to be there to cool the stator/alternator.
If there is no oil, then you should worry. :-)

Earl

GS1100 Norway said:
Why are there a lot of oil in the alternator housing on my GS1100 -82 ?
Are there correct ? and if, why ? Electrical parts and oil does not sound right for me. Anyone that have a gooooood explanation ?????????

KnutK
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Re: Alternator in oil.

earlfor said:
The oil is supposed to be there to cool the stator/alternator.
If there is no oil, then you should worry. :-)

Earl

GS1100 Norway said:
Why are there a lot of oil in the alternator housing on my GS1100 -82 ?
Are there correct ? and if, why ? Electrical parts and oil does not sound right for me. Anyone that have a gooooood explanation ?????????

KnutK
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and a big reason to keep your oil topped up to the right level.
 
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