stator and clutch cover
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stator and clutch cover
im getting new ones since the original ones are scratched how hard and what precautions should i take on taking them off and puttin the new ones on let me kno thanks
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It's fairly basic to do. Just be careful when tightening all the little bolts that hold the covers on...they snap easily. You've been warned.
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if any metal shavings got into your stator case you can use brake parts cleaner.. not sure if yours is broken or what not..
also woodcraft makes a case cover with almost like a slider on it so it protects in case of an accident.. little more expensive but better than replacing the stator itself
also woodcraft makes a case cover with almost like a slider on it so it protects in case of an accident.. little more expensive but better than replacing the stator itself
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