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Norton Dominator 99

Submitted by ian_legg on Sun, 16/04/2017
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Hi on my Dominator 99 i seem to be missing a part from behind the stator to hold it in place? can any one confirm what is missing and what it is called.

i have attached a photo of what i believe it to be? but also i've seen pictures if some mounted on studs?

Any help in identifying would be great, i have looked in the manuals but i can't see any diagrams with engines showing a stator and rotor system.

ian

Attachments norton-domi-stator-mounting-plate-docx

Submitted by fritz_wettstein on Sun, 16/04/2017

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Submitted by gordon_johnston on Sun, 16/04/2017

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The stator mounting as shown in your illustration should be screwed directly to the drive side crankcase by 3 countersunk allen bolts. The stator itself is then held to the mounting by 3 studs and nuts.

Submitted by ian_legg on Sun, 16/04/2017

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Previously Gordon Johnston wrote:

The stator mounting as shown in your illustration should be screwed directly to the drive side crankcase by 3 countersunk allen bolts. The stator itself is then held to the mounting by 3 studs and nuts.

Thank you for your advise any idea where I can get the mount from?

Submitted by neil_wyatt on Sun, 16/04/2017

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Ian, most of the main suppliers will have stator mounts, RGM for example where I bought my last one. There is one on US fleebay for sale too but if you have no luck I should be able to find one for you.

Fritz has a point, but if using Word when sending to a large community I always find it best to send out on Word 97-2003, even people on the newer version can open that.

Good Luck.

Submitted by fritz_wettstein on Mon, 17/04/2017

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Previously ian_legg wrote:

â?any idea where I can get the mount from?

I've believe there are different stator fixing studs. It depends on the year. Part# 20691 for 1961, 21433 for 1962. The later is, I believe, from 1962 on for all Domies and Atlas.

Have a look here https://nortonmotors.de/en (search for ?stator stud?) you should ask Joe Seiffert which is the correct one for your bike.

Fritz

 


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