- The Charging Stator is held in a fixed position on the motor (typically under a cover on the left side of the bike), while the Charging Rotor (Flywheel) rotates around it. The permanent magnets in the flywheel induce AC current in the Stator, which is convered to DC by the Regulator Rectifier to charge the battery. Most Stators have 3 yellow wires. When changing your Stator, take care to properly route the wire in the cover to avoid damage from the rotating Flywheel.
- All used Stators are thoroughly tested before they are placed in inventory. The windings and wires will be undamaged, the plug will be undamaged and the electrical connections will be clean.
- Sample Picture of Charging Stator Shown, not necessarily the Charging Stator for your bike. You will be shipped the correct part for a 1972 Honda CB500K FOUR Cb500k
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1972 Honda CB500K FOUR Cb500k Charging StatorThe Charging Stator is held in a fixed position on the motor (typically under a cover on the left side of the bike), while the Charging Rotor (Flywheel) rotates around it. The permanent magnets in the flywheel induce AC current in the Stator, which is convered to DC by the Regulator Rectifier to charge the battery. Most Stators have 3 yellow wires. When changing your Stator, take care to properly route the wire … More >>
1972 Honda CB500K FOUR Cb500k Charging Stator
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