This is a high-quality Magneto Stator for Kazuma 150cc Dingo and Falcon Quad Bikes, ATVs, and Bugg...This is a high-quality Magneto Stator for Kazuma 150cc Dingo and Falcon Quad Bikes, ATVs, and Buggies. It also fits 150cc Scooters. Our magnetos are sourced directly from machine manufacturers to ensure they match the quality and performance of the original part. The greatest outer diameter of the stator plate (including pickup) is 103.13 mm / 4.06 inches, and the diameter of the central hole is 29.10 mm / 1.15 inches. This part is designed to replace Magneto Stator for specific 150cc models.
This guide provides essential information for users of the PetrolScooter Magneto Stator, specifically designed for Kazuma 150cc Dingo and Falcon Quad Bikes, ATVs, Buggies, and 150cc Scooters. This stator ensures your vehicle's ignition and electrical systems function correctly, leading to reliable performance. A key consideration is ensuring proper fitment by checking the dimensions against your existing stator before installation.
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Model Part Number
12475
Brand
PetrolScooter
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FAQs
What vehicles is this stator compatible with?
This stator is designed for Kazuma 150cc Dingo and Falcon Quad Bikes, ATVs, Buggies, and 150cc Scooters.
How do I measure my existing stator?
Measure the outer diameter (including the pickup) and the diameter of the central hole. Compare these measurements to the specifications provided in this guide.
What tools do I need for installation?
You'll likely need basic hand tools like wrenches, screwdrivers, and possibly a flywheel puller.
Where is the stator located?
The stator is typically located inside the engine, often behind a flywheel cover.
Can I install this myself?
Installation may be possible for those with mechanical experience. If unsure, consult a professional mechanic.
What if the stator doesn't fit?
Double-check the dimensions and compatibility information. If the stator doesn't fit, it's the wrong part for your vehicle.
How do I check for stator damage?
Inspect the windings for any signs of burning, melting, or physical damage. Also, check for continuity using a multimeter.
Troubleshooting
Engine won't start or starts with difficulty.
Check the stator for damage, ensure all connections are secure, and verify proper grounding.
Weak spark or no spark.
Inspect the stator windings for damage and test for continuity. Replace the stator if necessary.
Lights or other electrical components not working.
Check the stator's output voltage. If low, the stator may be faulty.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Ensures reliable ignition and electrical system function.
Direct replacement for specified 150cc models, simplifying installation.
Made with quality materials for optimal performance.
Compatible with a range of Kazuma and other 150cc vehicles.
Helps restore or maintain proper engine operation.
Cons
Requires verifying dimensions for proper fit before installation.
Installation may require some mechanical knowledge.
Specific to 150cc engines and might not fit other models.
Could be damaged during installation if not handled carefully.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility Check: Before installation, verify that the stator's dimensions (outer diameter 103.13 mm / 4.06 inches, central hole diameter 29.10 mm / 1.15 inches) match your existing stator.
Installation: Installation typically involves removing the old stator, carefully positioning the new one, and securing it. Ensure all connections are tight and correctly routed.
Tools: You'll likely need basic tools like wrenches, screwdrivers, and possibly a flywheel puller.
Care: Avoid over-tightening bolts during installation. Regularly inspect the wiring for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the area around the stator clean from debris and moisture to maintain its performance.