Stator resistance testing

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Stator resistance testing

25 Sep 2006 09:15
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can you test it with it off the bike? I am getting a fairly even resistance with between all three wires of about 1.1 with it off the bike ..?

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Re: Stator resistance testing

25 Sep 2006 11:12
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You can only resistance test it off the bike. That doesn't mean it can put out the power that is required, but it's a good test to start with. Yours sounds about right. Does it show continuity to the frame of the stator? It shouldn't.

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Re: Stator resistance testing

25 Sep 2006 16:31
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I'll test the continuity thing, good idea. The book says .45-something less than one and that above that the stator should be replaced..?

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Re: Stator resistance testing

28 Sep 2006 08:55
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I did the contiunuity test to the body from each wire and got nothing. Sweet. So, why does the book say that resistance above .5? the stator should be replaced?

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Re: Stator resistance testing

01 Oct 2006 18:43
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I wouldn't think it needs to be replaced just yet, especially if all the readings are close to one another.

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