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Old 01-10-2021, 01:00 PM   #1
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Default Vanguard stator

Tearing down my 18hp big block and came across the stator and it’s only a 1wire setup and only half rounded stator and has a option to use a full rounded stator since it has 4 screw holes, so would it work if I bought a full rounded stator and purchase a rectifier to mount on side of my engine for charging ? Or just stick with the one Red wire ? Just don’t know how to charge a battery with the one red wire. Sorry for so many questions first build so many questions :)
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Old 01-10-2021, 02:09 PM   #2
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When you get your service manual it will show you all that. Your engine should have a rectifier that converts the AC volts to DC. The stator will produce AC volts.

Can you post a pic?
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Old 01-10-2021, 02:55 PM   #3
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Default Re: Vanguard stator

Something like this?

The flywheels are not interchangeable, and it is the magnets on the "flywheel" that determines the output of the alternator. The stator in not interchangeable.
I do think there are a few members, that have switched to a regulated 16 amp setup. I not sure the regulated 20 amp set up will work with 18hp Vanny....
But i am pretty sure you have to buy the flywheel and stator as one unit to make it work....
I thought the 18hp Vannys had the16 amp regulated I guess I'm wrong??
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Old 01-10-2021, 03:15 PM   #4
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Default Re: Vanguard stator

Yes like that, The one I have now is half rounded and didn’t have a rectifier unless they removed it. I’ll post some pics here in a few
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Default Re: Vanguard stator

The flywheel is magnetized all the way around if that’s normal or not
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Default Re: Vanguard stator

The rectifier/voltage regulator is mounted above the starter, has yellow and red wires and plastic plug/clips.

I'm thinking someone monkeyed with that engine. Unless that stator is a single phase? I've never seen one with only one side. All the one's I've worked on had both.
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Well I don’t think it was ever touched inside the motor, they might have took the rectifier off but I’m just curious about the half of the stator unless like u said it’s single phase
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I'd have to consult my manual.
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Old 01-15-2021, 10:32 AM   #9
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Default Re: Vanguard stator

Came across this page this morning and though it could be helpful or for reference

https://www.vanguardpower.com/conten...nator_id_a.pdf

So looks like my stator is This one here
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Yep that's a DC only alternator, no rectifier with that. Those types of engines are usually used in a piece of equipment that doesn't need to power anything except the battery for electric start, say generator or pressure washer. Usually lawn and garden tractors/mowers will have the AC alternator with more power that goes into a rectifier/regulator.

Did you get that from your manual?
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