You need a DVA to test the high and low windings in the stator the charging coils you only OHM test.
6 to 16 amp stators
Blue\Blue white to grd-- OEM 5000 to 7000 ohm CDI 2200 to 2400 ohm DVA 150+ volts
Red\red white to grd---- OEM 90 to 200 ohm CDI 30 to 90 ohm DVA 25+ volts
Yellow to yellow any continuity will work
40 amp system
Blue\blue white to grd-- OEM 1000 to 1600 ohms CDI 2200 to 2400 ohms DVA 150 volts
Red\red white to grd ---OEM 75 to 90 ohm CDI 90 to 100 ohm DVA 20+ volts
Yellow to yellow any continuity
Ohm testing won't show alot of stator problems, the use of a DVA is much better
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I thought there was an easier way. Like you should have such and such volts when cranking in such and such cables and there should be such and such Ohms in such and such cables.
I thought there was an easier way. Like you should have such and such volts when cranking in such and such cables and there should be such and such Ohms in such and such cables.
Lol but i guess its more complicated than that.d
That's exactly the sort of stuff Laddies posted for you.
It is a 1988 engine. Today after some testing i got that the blue\white cable was not giving me any readings, ohms or volts. The circuit is open through that one. I need a new stator. :%