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Stator wires

9 years 11 months ago
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I just installed a new stator and would like it to last a while. I've read about soldering the wires. My question is do I just need to solder the connections to the plug or do I need to eliminate the plug completely and solder the wires together.
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Re: Stator wires

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Eliminate the connector. That's where the corrosion happens causing voltage drop.
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Re: Stator wires

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Agreed, solder the wires and use shrink wrap over each joint. If properly done the new splice will outlast you.
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Re: Stator wires

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Tyler wrote: Agreed, solder the wires and use shrink wrap over each joint. If properly done the new splice will outlast you.

Especially at my age :woohoo: Thanks!
Mike
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