King quad 700 replace stator

In this video show how to take the side cover off to replace the stator hopefully fixes the problem with burning up the regulator

[@robadoba8497]

Did this work for you? You said you would post a reassembly video, but I couldn't find it in your page.

[@cristophermarcusboykin9901]

Can you help me a piece fell off and I don't know where it goes wondering if I can send you a picture and you could help me place it

[@bear186]

Toasted what ????

[@harrysplace2024]

Thanks buddy! Good video. Helped me a bunch.

[@larsaolhem6771]

Hi. did your repair work? I have the same problem on mine

[@hnuggets6638]

I got a question I changed my atv oil on king quad 700 let it run for a bit and turned it off and checked the oil and there isn't no oil on the dipstick can you tell me y

[@maxamhomerepairAndatvrepair]

If you didn't put any oil in your oil filter when you start it up it some oil will go to filling it up.

[@kingwillie4789]

Where does the positive and negative wire go and what the wire called if I was ordering it

[@hnuggets6638]

I'll check it later thinks guy

[@JouniKemppainen]

and the results...???

[@hnuggets6638]

I subscribed to u

[@elliotcaldwell9670]

Did this work?

[@BandA514]

Did that fix the problem. I’m having the same issue I’ve gone through 3 regulators.

[@zzzzzz...9902]

The charging system on small engines like these are very simple. The stator produces AC voltage that then is fed into the regulator. The regulator then converts AC from the stator to DC voltage, which then is fed directly to the battery. So just make sure the wires from the stator to the rectifier are good and the wires from the regulator to the battery are good, if not then fix it. If there good and since you already replaced the regulator, then by default it has to be the stator assuming nothing funny is going on with the battery.