How do you remove the magneto from the scooter?

by Scoop
(Clearwater, Florida)

Need to replace the stator, but can't get the magneto off. I saw a similar question, but no answers..Help

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Dec 14, 2011
 How to remove the magneto
by: SeeEmcoming

First you have to get the nut (17mm) off. You'll have to hold the flywheel somehow to do this. A strap wrench will work or there's a special tool which engages those two holes in the flywheel to do it.A much easier method is to simply use an impact gun (electric or air),with this method you don't even have to hold the flywheel.Once the nut's off you are going to need the special tool which threads into those threads in the flywheel (note:there left hand so to insert tool turn counter clockwise).Now tighten down on the tool's center bolt while holding the tool on the flats provided for that purpose with a open end wrench(21mm as I recall).By the way ,apply some oil to the threads of the tool so as not to gall them.The flywheel should pop off easily,now the rest is self evident.
Oct 31, 2011
 special tool
by: Cody

You need a special little tool to do it or your going to have to beat it off with a hammer.

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