I removed the side case containing the stator from my 1982 GS1100G and have it on the bench. Without taking it from the case side, can I find out anything about its condition by running a continuity check on each yellow lead?
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Anonymous
Bench test a stator?
Is it possible to test the circuitry of a stator that is out of the motorcycle?
I removed the side case containing the stator from my 1982 GS1100G and have it on the bench. Without taking it from the case side, can I find out anything about its condition by running a continuity check on each yellow lead?Tags: None
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Anonymous
I have no idea what the proper resistance between the leads would be for a new stator but what you do want is equality between the leads with no short between any and no short to the ground. Hope that helps.
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Anonymous
Hello, go to the garage section in the technical area and follow the titles to the stator papers IV and you will enlighten yourself. I used them this past year and they were helpfull. Goodluck in your quest.
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Evil Hobbit
Re: Bench test a stator?
Originally posted by phillsaskaIs it possible to test the circuitry of a stator that is out of the motorcycle?
I removed the side case containing the stator from my 1982 GS1100G and have it on the bench. Without taking it from the case side, can I find out anything about its condition by running a continuity check on each yellow lead?
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