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LTPC
6th September 2014, 23:13
Not sure if this is the correct place for this so feel free to move it.
Anyway, whilst replacing the stator on my bandit 250 [I] noticed this weird hard orange stuff in the stator housing. At first [I] thought it may be some kind of strange gasket material but now [I]'m not too sure.
Here's a picture of it
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Anyone know what that stuff is? [I]f it is gasket material of some sort should [I] strip it all off and replace it and if so what with?
husaberg
7th September 2014, 20:28
Not sure if this is the correct place for this so feel free to move it.
Anyway, whilst replacing the stator on my bandit 250 [I] noticed this weird hard orange stuff in the stator housing. At first [I] thought it may be some kind of strange gasket material but now [I]'m not too sure.
Here's a picture of it


Anyone know what that stuff is? [I]f it is gasket material of some sort should [I] strip it all off and replace it and if so what with?


Paging F5Dave.............
Katman
9th September 2014, 14:40
It's nothing to worry about.
F5 Dave
9th September 2014, 15:55
Yueew. Its a Suzuki.


What?:innocent:
OllyMoto
9th September 2014, 21:36
Not sure if this is the correct place for this so feel free to move it.
Anyway, whilst replacing the stator on my bandit 250 [I] noticed this weird hard orange stuff in the stator housing. At first [I] thought it may be some kind of strange gasket material but now [I]'m not too sure.
Here's a picture of it
300674

Anyone know what that stuff is? [I]f it is gasket material of some sort should [I] strip it all off and replace it and if so what with?

Its just the bonding resin/epoxy that they use to attach the magnets to the fly wheel. Nothing to worry about as long as they are all still secure in there.
LTPC
11th September 2014, 22:27
Its just the bonding resin/epoxy that they use to attach the magnets to the fly wheel. Nothing to worry about as long as they are all still secure in there.

Thanks, that makes sense.