Is it possible to get a stator rewound?

[Stone Deaf 4evr]

Had to replace the broken crankcase cover on the crf, and in the process of doing so, I managed to break a few of the wires on the stator, they're the very fine coiled ones out at the ends,
I'm getting no spark at the plug now, so im assuming that this is the problem, that shes now not generating enough power for the spark. I've checked the coils for continuity and sure enough, one loop is broken.

is it possible to get these rewound? new ones are pricey.

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[chopper]

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[Stone Deaf 4evr]

ta very much, they dont have one listed for it, but I've emailed em to see if they can help.

[Kealan]

Yeah you can get em rewound, i rewound one by hand, got the wire from galway rewinds :)

[Mr Pink]

fair play for rewinding one of them, do you have to do the same amount of turns on each stub? if so how many?

[mad maxx]

It's not that easy to do
Bandon rewinds in cork should be able to do it

[vifferman]

If you just broke the wires, you might be able to repair it yourself. It depends if the wire is coming from the inside or outside of the coil. If it's the outside, just pull the wire out and unwind one turn. Solder a bit of flexible insulated wire and tie the wire back with a bit of nylon string and a bit of Araldite.

[Stone Deaf 4evr]

Originally Posted by vifferman

If you just broke the wires, you might be able to repair it yourself. It depends if the wire is coming from the inside or outside of the coil. If it's the outside, just pull the wire out and unwind one turn. Solder a bit of flexible insulated wire and tie the wire back with a bit of nylon string and a bit of Araldite.

its definitely beyond a DIY fix, the wires are very thin and I've no way of knowing what joins to what. I reckon a full rewind is the only way to repair it, if not outright replacing it is my only option.

[schlonger]

westcountrywindings.co.uk good crowd,i used em to rewind my yz.cant remeber how much but theyre good n helpful on the phone.

[vifferman]

Originally Posted by Stone Deaf 4evr

its definitely beyond a DIY fix, the wires are very thin and I've no way of knowing what joins to what. I reckon a full rewind is the only way to repair it, if not outright replacing it is my only option.

Aerowind in Tuamgraney.
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ask for Paul.

Send him a photo and measurements and he'll give you a quote.

[zofo]

Mhyles Balfe in Phibsboro might do it.

[Mr Pink]

love to try it actually, looked up a lot on the electrical side of the bike, charging system i.e. reg/rectifier staor and battery. was having problems with my reg/rec on gsxr, thought i was gonna end up making my own in the end but she came right

[seanieR6]

had to get my TM done in CCM's last week, €270
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[Stone Deaf 4evr]

Originally Posted by seanieR6

had to get my TM done in CCM's last week, €270
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270! The average price on that website above is about 100 pounds for a new one.