Post by quicksilver on Nov 13, 2012 9:29:44 GMT -5
So here I am, scratching my head over a problem that I thought I fixed.
A while back, I had to replace my stator due to a bad coil. (read at scootdawg.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=200cc&thread=53899&page=1) Well what is plaguing me know is that my auto-choke is not working. When I take a reading, I get like 1.9 volts or so. Thinking that I had not installed the connectors correctly, off came the plastics. Every seem fine but the odd thing is I'm getting strange voltages. For the output direct from the R/R, I am getting 14.7 volts. Through the diode, 9 volts.
Now without the stator plugged in, two things happens. One is I get the correct volts at about 40+ volts and the bike actually revs higher. As soon as I plug the stator back in, the RPM's drop. Weird?
With testing the voltage with the R/R plugged in to stator on the yellow wires, I'm getting around 14, 9 and 1 volt. So my question is, can the R/R be bad? Could the R/R have cause the stator to go bad or did the stator cause the R/R to go bad?
Any thoughts?
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A while back, I had to replace my stator due to a bad coil. (read at scootdawg.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=200cc&thread=53899&page=1) Well what is plaguing me know is that my auto-choke is not working. When I take a reading, I get like 1.9 volts or so. Thinking that I had not installed the connectors correctly, off came the plastics. Every seem fine but the odd thing is I'm getting strange voltages. For the output direct from the R/R, I am getting 14.7 volts. Through the diode, 9 volts.
Now without the stator plugged in, two things happens. One is I get the correct volts at about 40+ volts and the bike actually revs higher. As soon as I plug the stator back in, the RPM's drop. Weird?
With testing the voltage with the R/R plugged in to stator on the yellow wires, I'm getting around 14, 9 and 1 volt. So my question is, can the R/R be bad? Could the R/R have cause the stator to go bad or did the stator cause the R/R to go bad?
Any thoughts?
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