Bad stator, should I replace the rotor?

[bobiii84]

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Above are links to a picture of my rotor (top) and my stator (bottom). The stator you can't really tell if it's bad or not by the picture, but I used to book and the stator papers to determine it was bad. My question is about the rotor. At first glance it doesn't look too bad and I don't think it needs to be replaced but since I have it off, I figured I would ask people that know. This is for a 1980 550L btw. I placed a bid on ebay for a supposedly working stator and I will see if the seller goes for my bid. The cheapest I can find it new seems to be about $130. Can anyone here do better should I need it? Thanks in advance!

Bob

 

[blowerbike]

if you had a honda then i'd be worried about the rotor as they tend to de-magnetize there self.
suzuki does not have that problem.
i'm sure your rotor is fine.

 

[BassCliff]

Hi,

Unless it is damaged, you should not need to replace your rotor.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

 

[koolaid_kid]

Your stator is crispy crittered. Burned up. You can have it rebuilt for $80. Please don't spend $130 for an ebay item, there are better alternatives.
The rotor is merely a magnet, no need to replace it.

 

[bobiii84]

Well I decided to buy a used one on ebay that has a 7day money-back guarantee. This way I'm only out $7.50 if it doesn't work. I figure for the cost difference, it's worth a shot. Thanks for the response on the rotor, it's much appreciated! And if this rotor doesn't work I might do a rebuild, really depends on time as I'm moving in two weeks and want to get it all finished up before then. Thanks again!