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Stator plate removal

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Thanks!

I found it really interesting reading all of that. :-)
28 May 2018 13:29 #11

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I'm going off topic now, but just thought I'd share that I successfully managed the next step this evening! ..

Crank cases now apart, with no issues whatsoever, except for a foul smell from the manky old oil sludge, or something!

Woohoo!!! :-)
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Replied by redriderjf87 on topic Stator plate removal

I know this is old, but just wanted to say thanks. I am converting my CT2 to the Dynamo electronic ignition kit, and my stator plate appears to be stuck in there with the 2 screws gone. Needed a sanity check as I was assuming I was missing one somewhere, but will try working it loose.
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