Replacing Stator - Help Please

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12 Jun 2013 15:34 - 12 Jun 2013 15:35 #591955 by RbK

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Hey everyone, I'm new to these forums but I was wondering if anyone had any advice about replacing a stator on a 2000 Kawasaki Ninja EX250F. I have everything taken apart but the service manual says I'll need special tools. Is there anyway around that and if not where could I get my hands on these tools?

Thanks in advance, :laugh:
Ryan

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12 Jun 2013 16:01 - 12 Jun 2013 16:02 #591961 by turboking

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you need to go to ex250.org it's a 250 ex forum.... you might get an answer here. :dry: I myself own and 2001 ex 500 .... great little bikes

2005 Kawasaki mean streak
2000 325 H.P. mcXpress turbo Hayabusa
1979 kz 1000 mk II ATP turbo
1975 Z1 960 cc Mr. Turbo
1975 Z1 1428 big block ATP turbo
1976 Kz900 1103 cc ATP turbo
1985 GS 1150E
1983 GS 1100E
1997 Suzuki Bandit 1200S
2001 Kawasaki EX 500 Ninja
1972 Honda cb750 (836cc turbo)

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12 Jun 2013 16:07 #591962 by turboking

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and to answer your question if the oem manual states you need special tools (puller ,etc) you can usually order aftermarket...... otherwise you may do more damage....... my .02 :unsure:

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12 Jun 2013 16:08 #591963 by RbK

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Yeah, I've been posting on a few forums. A friend directly me to try this one too. These are the tools it states I need if any one can help, thanks.

Rotor holder: 57001-1222

Rotor puller: 57001-1216

Rotor puller: 57001-1223

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12 Jun 2013 16:17 #591967 by turboking

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if you are talking about the stator itself .....it should unbolt from the cover, easily removed..... the rotor will need a puller...... :pinch:

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12 Jun 2013 16:20 #591968 by turboking

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RbK wrote: Yeah, I've been posting on a few forums. A friend directly me to try this one too. These are the tools it states I need if any one can help, thanks.

Rotor holder: 57001-1222

Rotor puller: 57001-1216

Rotor puller: 57001-1223

motion pro more than likely sells the puller...... you can use a strap wrench to hold the rotor if needed..... you will need an impact , electric or air

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12 Jun 2013 16:21 #591969 by turboking

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pullers usually sell for around $25 way cheaper than the kawi tool. :huh:

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12 Jun 2013 16:28 #591970 by turboking

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Dennis Stubblefield Sales Flywheel Puller - 18mm x 1.5-R.H., Internal, Male - MP18

available at dennis kirk for $12.99, shows 3 available

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12 Jun 2013 16:33 #591973 by turboking

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and which puller you need depends if your rotor is threaded , male (I.d.) or female (o.d.)..... :pinch:

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12 Jun 2013 16:37 #591974 by turboking

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may I ask why you need to remove the rotor?

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12 Jun 2013 16:46 #591975 by turboking

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If it's a charging problem, the rotor rarely goes bad , usually the stator, wiring or regulator/rectifier..... :woohoo:

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