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Jim Sherburne
08-28-2006, 11:54 PM
My brother has an 83 venture with a dead stator. I can't seem to find any tips on replacement. Service manuals just say if it's bad, replace it! Any help out there?
Wrongway
08-29-2006, 07:50 AM
I got a replacement stator from Dennis Kirk (I think), Ricks brand. they also have electrex (?) both quite a bit cheaper than yamaha. Replaced it myself, and if you knew me, that's saying something! Easy fix to do.
SteveD
08-29-2006, 08:54 AM
To start remove the engine guard on the left side.
1.Remove the shifter and peg or floorboards.
2.Remove the oil
3.Remove mid-gear cover, (the case cover on the left to the rear) this will drain more oil and free the wiring to be removed.
4. Now remove the left front cover. NOTE: this cover is hard to remove because of the magnetic pull on the stator. Note: the position of the shifter shaft as you remove the cover.
5.Place the cover on a suitable work aria so we don’t scare the case.
6.Remove the retainer for the wiring. Remove the retaining ring [This is where you need the Impact Driver]
Reverse the above steps to install
Thanks to Fred Vogt. He has a picture for everything!!
cowpuc
03-21-2007, 09:35 AM
There was also an update on the cooling for your stator. It only amounts to a different crank nut (has a hole in the center to deliver oil) and a splash piece as I recall.. The reason those early model stators failed is they got so hot they fried..
I think Ricky Stator would be your best bet - I got my update from him a long time ago and it has worked perfect all these years. Their number is 1-800-521-0277. Electrx is another - 1-888-369-8359.
Good luck
'Puc
concours
03-27-2007, 10:05 AM
There was also an update on the cooling for your stator. It only amounts to a different crank nut (has a hole in the center to deliver oil) and a splash piece as I recall.. The reason those early model stators failed is they got so hot they fried..
I think Ricky Stator would be your best bet - I got my update from him a long time ago and it has worked perfect all these years. Their number is 1-800-521-0277. Electrx is another - 1-888-369-8359.
Good luck
'Puc
Newer engines have the oil hole???
CrazyHorse
03-27-2007, 04:08 PM
This guy on ebay rebuilds them to a higher standard.http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/timparrott316/
Yammer Dan
03-27-2007, 04:37 PM
I have the splash piece I've had for long time. Do I have to pull stator to check if Blue Beast ll has this? Can't remember. Been smacked in head one time too many.
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