How to Replace the Stator on a Yamaha ATV | Yamaha YFM700 | Partzilla.com
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2019
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There are a couple of failure points in the charging system on your Yamaha Grizzly, and in this video we’ll show you how to test and replace one of those parts. First, we’ll show you how to test the stator on your Yamaha ATV, and then we’ll take it a step further if you find out that it has gone bad.
John will show you how to replace the stator on your Yamaha Grizzly 700, and that starts by draining the radiator fluid and oil. Then, we’ll get to work removing the water pump housing and the crankcase cover. We’ll get the old stator out, replace it with a new one, and replace the gaskets on the crankcase cover and the water pump housing. Once that’s done, you can route the cables from the stator to the pickup and the regulator rectifier.
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Crankcase cover:
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You’ve drained the oil and the coolant for this job. Here’s how to finish changing out both:
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS:
Testing the stator - 1:25
Replacing the stator - 3:50
Removing footwell and plastics - 4:26
Draining radiator fluid - 4:50
Removing water pump housing - 5:19
Removing crankcase cover - 5:40
Exposing the stator - 6:20
Installing the new stator - 7:02
Replacing the crankcase - 8:50
Replacing the water pump housing - 9:40
Routing wiring to regulator rectifier - 10:00
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In the video we’re working with a 2007 Yamaha YFM700 Grizzly, but you may have similar steps for your Yamaha ATV. If you’re not sure whether these steps apply to your machine, leave a comment and we’ll get back to you.
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These are the most professional videos on UA-cam. The more I learn about how to repair and maintain my ATVs, the more I appreciate them. Thanks!
I always know where to come when I need to identify what's wrong on my Grizzly, absolutely phenomenal videos for instruction and visual understanding of the process. Thank you so much for the work you do.
another very well done video, complete, correct, clear language, good lighting, steady camera, no music playing in the background. Very professional ! Thankyou for posting, keep up the great work !
Thank you soooo much John. One of the best produced videos I've had the pleasure to watch. I'm replacing my stator this Friday and after watching this video I have no worries about doing the job! Thank u!!!
best produced mechanic videos online. Great job John and Partzilla.. Keep the great videos coming.
Not sure if y'all are still responding to these older videos but worth a shot. I'm replacing my stator gasket for the 3rd time due to it leaking. A steady drip while it sits in the garage. All bolts are tight. One was a gasket from y'all and another from RMStator. No idea what I'm doing wrong
Definitely a helpful video!, helped me diagnose the ignition problems on my bayou 300, the stator isn't putting out enough ac volts to fully power the ignition system on it, gotta love those bayou 300s, always filled with problems
True professional always great content and well explained in detail how to videos
Dandy vid. Tks for sharing. Did one on a Rhino last month and now just refreshing my mind when I do a 700 Viking soon. Tks again.
Love to watch these videos, thanks John these are helpful videos.. keep it up. Thanks John and partzilla.
Great video big man. Always remember to check and clean the magnetic before putting a new stator coil on because it attracts metal shavings in the engine and that will sometimes destroy a new stator. Just saying from experience.
Amazing Video with every detail, thanks.
Nicely produced, clear and concise.
Thanks
Thank you! Much help as was the other video on using the different meter to troubleshoot
GREAT VIDEOS! PARTZILLA FOR THE WIN!
6.27.20. I like to use a little bit of silicone grease or silicone oil ever so slightly on each side of the paper gasket before I install it. If you ever have to pull the cover off again it won’t stick on either side, thus making the job go much quicker with less cleanup.
Gracias ingeniero usted es el mejor
unreal stuff guys! so good!
So good I saved this vid. Thank you sir!
Love your videos. They've helped so many times. I have an issue I believe. I have a 2004 can am 650 and I have oil inside of the stator cover. Is that normal is it supposed to be dry inside? I've looked around everywhere and can't get a straight answer. Thanks.
Also to get rid of gasket material i use 3m plastic roll lock discs.
Excellent video
Hi, thanks for the videos!
I did the static test between 1-2, 1-3, 2-3, and got the right resistance value.
But when I do the 1-2-3 to ground I dont have Open Line but 1,50 Ohm instead.
What does it mean when you get values doing the Ground test? Damaged stator or bad connection somewhere? Thanks a lot
Do you have anything on the oil pump chain replacement?
Buen día, como se cuando se cambia la cadena de la bomba de aceite de la yamaha grizzly, tiene algún vídeo gracias saludos desde Colombia.
Wonder if i can put Honda Type 2 automotive coolant in all of these atv engine s
Does anything need to be timed or indexed when reinstalling the cover?
I need to know how to to tell if my grizzly 700 is in time I can’t find a mark for my cam shaft
Thanks for the instruction
1st class videos!
Hi john !! I got a 98 warrior 350 did you know what stator brand is good for my quad I see different prices on amazon and I don’t know which brand to get or anybody can help me out here thanks .
Would a bad stator cause no spark? I have replaced the plug and the ignition coil.
Does the 2009 rhino 700 have the same parts and procedures?
Hi umm I have a quick question
What would the problem be when my Yamaha grizzly 350 marks the oil temperature and won't let spark
When I get the quad running and unplug the stator at the regulator/rectifier to test the voltage, the quad turns off. Should this happen? I suspect a bad stator
I'm doing the test on mine and it's grounded on every wire... When I do the voltage test I get 5.5v 1-2, 19.2 1-3, and 16.8v 2-3. I get 15+ volts right off the regulator but it does not give that to the battery... thoughts? TIA
Excelente explicación
I have a 07 yamaha rhino 660 and I get 21volts between 1-2 and 19volts between 1-3 and 2-3. Does that mean it's bad.
Can a bad stator cause ground on battery to overheat ?? Just Ground ...
Is this the same as 2005 kodiak 450
How do you know there is not also an issue with the R/R?
08' honda cbr600rr spark plug change please?
This would be a great video. But I cannot even start my 2017 grizzly.
I'm getting code 12, no start at all. Tried the brake press start. Started for 2 seconds then died. Will not stay on.
I have a new starter relay coming. I doubt that's it. The starter tested functional on the bench.
Now, I'm leaning towards the crankshaft sensor position . Which I'm told is located attached to the stator.
I'm just a little confused about testing ac. 1-2 it's good because it was jumping around 24-25 volts. 2-3 test wasn't doing but 4-5 volts. So 2 was good because when tested with 1 it was nominal. Correct? Then testing it 1-3 was bad because it was 4-5 volts and not the 24-25 volts. So, they should all test between 24-25? I guess that's my question. Ty
What is a symptom that the stator is going bad?
Buenos días se puede explicar en español gracias anticipadas
HELP!!!! I just replaced my stator and have everything back together and found a little pin on the bench where my cover was laying can anybody help.
If there is a problem an you can't start it...how would you check if 🤷🏽♂️
How can I get to contact you am have a problem wit my bike
I'm a newbie so just asking. When you started you said at idle it should read between 20-25 volts. Both 1 to 3 and 2 to 3 read 5 volts or under but you said the 2 to 3 leg was bad. Wasnt their 2 legs bad of the 3 tests ran ? Thanks.
Anything that touched 3 had low voltage. 1 to 2 had good voltage...Therefore 1 and 2 are good, 3 is bad.
Hi please help I changed my stator because my magnets blew up cleaned the engine oil pan put new magnets and stator but now I did your test and it's being grounded somewhere I lost the bolts that hold the stator and bought some stainless ones could that be the problem or is my stator bad. It's a 2008 Yamaha r1 Its been a year trying to figure this out
I would replace the screws with the correct ones to start. Then you can test the stator and double check the wiring.
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I OHM'D out my windings and I got continuity between all legs but my voltage while it was idling was slightly higher than 25v, maybe 27v. Will this cause me an issue right away? I'd like to use my grizzly 700 during this November for hunting if possible but ill do what I gotta do I suppose. What do you think?
Never mind I never OHM'D it to ground.. My mistake. Also great video's 👍
why not upgrade to the 2009 with the oil line?
I was also wondering this as well. Surly he must be aware that they updated the stator cover with an oil cooling line for the stator, I would assume so anyway.
My stator recently burnt out on my 07 Grizzly. I was planning on getting the updated cover, but after watching the video, I'm wondering if he just doesn't find it necessary or what.
Hi, I'm doing a test on my honda ruckus stator. From the user manual the stator is within specs. When i do the dynamic test, I'm Only getting 10v AC at idle and 20V when revved. In motorcycle world thats a bad stator, what do you think of those numbers on a 50cc scooter that shows being within spec on a bench test?
Scooters don't generate a ton at idle. Are you having any running issues?
@@PartzillaParts Thanks for the reply. I was having charging issues with it. I purchased the scooter, bought a new battery and took it for a ride and when i parked the bike, the battery was almost dead. Not enough juice to start it so i used the kick start to get home. I parked it and because of life, a year later I'm here trying to figure out what went wrong. So far I'm lost. The stator is within spec, I'm getting 12.90 to 13v DC at the battery on idle and 14.10 when revved. The battery that i purchased last year was recharged and have a 12.68V that held from last year with no tender. Everything is testing fine right now so I'm a little lost to why the battery just drained last year twice on rides. All fuses tested fine and are secured, regulator is part of the ecu but based on the DC numbers it should be good... Yeah, dude is lost...
if the stator wires are grounded out what needs to be done?
New stator.
Will turning the engine over without starting it produce an A.C. signal?
Very minimal. It isn't spinning fast enough until it's actually running
Awesome video! The three black wires that go to my regulator/ rectifier were chewed up by a dog and I’ve got to solder them back to the plug. Does it matter which one goes where? Or are they all the same? I’m guessing two are negative and the other is either positive or a ground?
I need this answer too. Did you ever find out?
Hey man I have a 2003 grizzly 660 and the battery won’t stay charged. I’ve changed the battery a couple times thinking I’ve got a bad battery but that wasn’t the case. I can charge the battery over night and it will run all day. But 3 days later when I try to start it up there is nothing. I’ve but a volt meter on the battery when it is at idle and it reads 12.7 anything you can think of?
You have a draw somewhere. Check for loose connections or damage on the battery wires.
Your stator is not charging properly or regulator, at idle you should have around 14.2V
2 years ago I asked you john if you could do a stator change or replacement on a Honda TRX 250. You said it was a good idea but still no video. I have not seen any videos on this process. I'm not asking on how to change a spark plug likes these other dudes.
It's just a matter of getting one in. We are always on the look out for one of these.
I noticed that you didn't opt for the updated stator cover with the attached oil cooling line.
Based on my understanding, they made this change on 2009 and up models for stator cooling purposes.
I have a low mile/hour 07 Grizzly. The stator recently went bad and I'm trying to decide if I should spend the extra money for the updated stator cover.
I'm guessing you would suggest that I go with the new cover, if for no other reason but being sound professional advice.
To answer my own question, for the sake of future readers.
The answer is yes! If you have a 07-08 Grizzly 700 with a burnt out stator, and haven't already upgraded to the revised stator side cover, I would highly recommend doing so.
Hey I’m having an issue with my 2008 700. Did you order a crank case cover for a 2009 when you did yours?
I'm trying to reply to the guy in order to answer his questions and help him out. All of my comments replying directly to him keep getting deleted.
@@nicholaspodobinsky5744 all Grizzly 700 (except for 2016-2018) stator covers will work.
@@nicholaspodobinsky5744 Also, yes, as long as it has the oil feed cooling line. All the 2009 + Grizzly models have the added oil line. But Yamaha used a different engine from 2016-2018. The cover I got was off of a 2021 Grizzly 700.
Great video except that you don't show exactly how the gears & dowels that fall off when cover is removed go back on.
Hello, I have a 2008 Yamaha raider and when I changed the oil and the filter I appeared this sound.
ua-cam.com/video/KJwrsFTUrcA/v-deo.html
you'll have some idea of why you have that sound
How do you check if you have no spark
Asking if go no spark to start my machine
What could be causing the non charging issue for my 1999 Yamaha YZF R1. New hand built stator and reg rec from Caltric racing and both test well within spec but still no charge at the battery. Plz feel free to email me at dragonsmane36@gmail.com with any suggestions thanks for your help and time. God bless