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The BSA Workshop => Twins => Topic started by: Andy Edwards on 13 Feb, 2022, 11:21

Title: Alternator stator cables
Post by: Andy Edwards on 13 Feb, 2022, 11:21
Hello. I am replacing the alternator stator on my 1962 A50. The cable has to route through a tube threaded into the left side crankcase. The original stator had 3 wires which easily passed through this tube and these were sealed onto the tube with a rubber sleeve. The new RM21 stator has only 2 wires but these are enclosed in a pvc sleeve which is secured with heat shrink tubing at the terminal ends of the wires.  This arrangement has too great an O/D to pass through the tube in the crankcase. What have others done to overcome this? I'm considering carefully removing the pvc sleeve, what do others think?
Title: Re: Alternator stator cables
Post by: Mike Farmer on 13 Feb, 2022, 13:47
 :) :) :)

Go to search at the head of this page. Call up A65 alternator. Click on thread by me 21 May 2021. It shows how I overcame this same problem. Sorry I dont know how to repost it here. Some kind soul will probably do it for "us".

Regards

Mike 8) 8) 8)
Title: Re: Alternator stator cables
Post by: Andy Edwards on 15 Feb, 2022, 08:35
Hi Mike

Thanks for that, I'll be back out in the garage later so I'll check to see if that is feasible with the new stator.