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     1. 03:45 PM - Bad Rotax 582 Stator Coil Removed (Ron Koval)
 
 
 


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    Time: 03:45:19 PM PST US
    From: Ron Koval <ronko@att.net>
    Subject: Bad Rotax 582 Stator Coil Removed
    Pulsar People,=0A=0AI am making progress with my Rotax 582 ignition problem .- I just got the stator coil removed and fortunately the open 6 inches b efore the firewall, I did not need to remove or slide the engine from its m ounts.=0A=0AI found one of the white (ground) magneto charging wires was br oken right at the 2 prong rubber connector (shouldn't have had to remove th e coil to discover that).- But both green wires of this magneto charging source are open and as I am told they should read 230 ohms to ground.- I wiggled wires to see if there was a loose connection or intermittent, but t hey always showed open.- The wires and physical condition of the stator c oil look perfectly fine, no scuffing, cracks, just looks solid.=0A=0AI anti cipate ordering a replacement coil ($713, Ouch! one seventh the cost of a w hole new engine).- But, it scares me a bit that both mag charging coils a re bad.- In a way not a surprise, because during my most recent trouble s hooting, I could not get spark from either ignition circuit.- Earlier, th ere was a time, when one ignition circuit was working, where I found that t he engine would not run on "L" mag switch, swapped mags, still would not ru nt on "L" mag switch, so both mags seem okay. But now I am wondering, can a mag have a fault condition that burns up a stator coil?- I doubt it, but it could be costly to replace the stator coil and fry it.- From the look s of the 4 mag charging coils, they must have a significantly thinner wire, and allot more turns (230 ohms worth) than the regulator/battery charging coils, so they would be more susceptible to failure.=0A=0AThe Quicksilver o wner that I got the stator flywheel puller from, said he went through the s ame problem and replaced a stator coil on his Rotax 503.=0A=0AI plan on cal ling LEAF and talking to a tech, but any other thoughts from the Pulsar gro up out there is much appreciated.=0A=0AGotta get this Pulsar safely flying for the Pulsar convention.=0A=0ABest regards,=0A=0ARonko




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