SUZUKI DRZ 400 Stator Bolts Backing Out
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Stator Assembly
When stator bolts back out during operation, they typically impact the spinning flywheel, leading to catastrophic physical damage to the copper windings and core. Replacement of the entire stator unit is required to restore the charging system and ignition signal.
SKU: 32101-29F10
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2%
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Magneto Cover Gasket
Accessing the stator requires removing the left-hand engine case cover. The original cellulose-based gasket is typically destroyed or loses its sealing integrity upon disassembly; a new gasket is required to prevent oil leaks from the crankcase.
SKU: 11483-29F00
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2%
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Loctite 242 Threadlocker (Blue)
This is the primary chemical corrective measure. Applying a medium-strength anaerobic threadlocker prevents the fasteners from unthreading under the intense harmonic vibration and thermal expansion cycles of the engine.
SKU: 24200
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Stator Assembly.
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