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Odiel 30 Dec 2014 22:22

Breakdown in South Brazil (Itajai)
 
Hi all, got a big problem with a bike part in the South of Brazil.
(I thought there was a different subforum for breakdown but couldn't find it.)

I need a new stator for my KLR 650 2008 but it's almost impossible to find it.
Tomorrow I'll call Kawasaki Sao Paulo and ask if they have the piece. Hopefully they are still open, not a great timing just before the holidays.

If they don't have it, what should be my next plan of action. Find the piece online from a reputed dealer and have it shipped here with Fedex or something similar?
Try to find a secondhand part on online marketplace may be an option, for could be very difficult for a rare bike as this one in south america.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated, I'm at a bit of a loss here.

Bucket1960 30 Dec 2014 23:32

Try to get it rewound locally if you can.
Just make sure the wire size is the same :thumbup1:
Good luck with it.

juanvaldez650 31 Dec 2014 01:44

Is it possible the a Gen I stator will work. It would open up the pool of possible donors.

Odiel 31 Dec 2014 14:28

If a rewinding is properly done, will it last a long time or do I have to keep looking for a replacement?
Some fantastic guys from a Motoclube here are moving heaven and earth for me to find a solution. What a coincidence I met them the day before, without them I would have been completely lost. People are awesome :thumbup1:

Two Moto Kiwis 31 Dec 2014 15:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Odiel (Post 490529)
If a rewinding is properly done, will it last a long time or do I have to keep looking for a replacement?
Some fantastic guys from a Motoclube here are moving heaven and earth for me to find a solution. What a coincidence I met them the day before, without them I would have been completely lost. People are awesome :thumbup1:

Brasil Riders, you are in good hands, they will know where if you can get one.

I good rewind will do the job, trouble is finding someone to do it properly.

If you need some more contacts to spread the coverage let us know.

Best to getting sorted and Happy New Year

Cheers Andi

Odiel 18 Jan 2015 23:43

Just a little update to close this thread: got the rewire done and so far (1500 kilometers later) it looks perfect. Cost me a lot of money, about 200 euros. It would have been the same amount if I bought it in the states (109 dollars) and get it shipped, with import tax. But I'm on the road again, and that's the most important thing :scooter:

The repairs were made by the Kawasaki Garage in Balneario Camboriu, close to Florianopolis. The mechanic outsourced the rewiring to a guy he knows and installed it himself. He looked like a competent mechanic, although they don't get a lot of KLR's in Brazil.

Matriz
Speed Motors Kawasaki - Balneário Camboriú
Avenida do Estado, 4220 | Centro
Balneário Camboriú - SC


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