Accessing the ignition system on your classic BSA Bantam D7 requires carefully removing the engine side cover and the flywheel/rotor. This is a delicate job, especially with the original Wipac magneto system!
This step-by-step BSA Bantam D7 tutorial shows you exactly how to remove the ignition side engine cover and, crucially, how to safely extract the rotor from the crankshaft taper. Attempting this without the correct puller tool can result in serious damage.
In this Rotor & Stator Removal Guide, you will learn:
Side Cover Removal: The exact location and order for removing the screws and lifting the engine cover without damaging the casting or gasket face.
Ignition Access: Gaining access to the internal stator plate and contact breaker points for inspection or repair.
The Essential Tool: A full demonstration on using the correct flywheel puller tool to detach the rotor from the crank without damage.
Crankshaft Protection: Vital tips to prevent the Wipac magneto system components from being damaged during disassembly.
Pre-Rebuild Prep: Marking and disconnecting the wiring before removing the stator plate entirely.
Follow this guide to get inside your D7 engine for inspection, timing, or a full rebuild!
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