Superjet stator/Flywheel

[flyin Hawaiian]

I would like to know if there is anything that you can use to coat your stator and flywheel with to prevent it from rusting in the event you get water intrusion up front.

Thanks

 

[SUPERJET-113]

I always use Threebond 1211 sealer on both sides of the gasket and use a new starter nose O-ring with lots of grease and I even 1211 where the starter touches the case. I also 1211 the stator wires rubber grommet that goes into the front cover.

I never get water in there!
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[Fro Diesel]

what about when you strip the threads and it won't catch anymore?

 

[Kennay]

To specifically answer the question, you can coat it in corrosion block. It's in a white blue and silver can, and you can only find it in select stores. It's the best corrosion prevention stuff I have ever used.

http://www.nocorrosion.com/corrosion-control.htm

It's better than Fluid Film.

 

[flyin Hawaiian]

To specifically answer the question, you can coat it in corrosion block. It's in a white blue and silver can, and you can only find it in select stores. It's the best corrosion prevention stuff I have ever used.

http://www.nocorrosion.com/corrosion-control.htm

It's better than Fluid Film.

Thanks for the reply. So this stuff will not affect the electrical system in any way?

Thanks

 

[Superjet3]

boeingsheild T9 Spray works well also.. A little pricy but will worth it.

 

[keefer]

You might avoid spraying anything with solvents directly on the stator coils as they are wound with varnish coated magnet wire. You don't want a solvent to break down the varnish, short out the coils and ruin them. If the coating is known safe then spray away. I would concentrate on the exposed metal parts and seal up that flywheel area to prevent water intrusion as you don't want water to be in there for any length of time no matter what.

 

[Kennay]

Thanks for the reply. So this stuff will not affect the electrical system in any way?

Thanks

Not at all. for demo's corrosion block takes a small fishtank full of corrosion block, and fully submerges a small television into the tank while it's still playing.