CAN-AM RENEGADE 1000 Stator Burnt Out
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96%
CONF
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Magneto Stator Assembly
The copper windings have suffered a phase-to-ground short due to thermal breakdown of the insulation lacquer. This is the primary component that has 'burnt out' and is no longer capable of inducing the required electromagnetic field to produce AC current.
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2%
CONF
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Voltage Regulator/Rectifier
This component is the statistically likely root cause; a failing regulator often fails to effectively shunt excess voltage to ground or develops internal resistance, forcing the stator to operate at 100% duty cycle and overheat. Modern BRP replacements are often updated to handle higher amperage loads from the power steering system.
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2%
CONF
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Magneto Cover Gasket
Necessary for the mechanical restoration of the engine's oil-tight seal. Since the Renegade 1000 uses an oil-bathed stator for cooling, this gasket must be replaced whenever the magneto cover is removed to prevent oil pressure loss and ensure proper thermal transfer from the new stator.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Magneto Stator Assembly.
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