Husqvarna 576 autotune flywheel question

[idiotwithasaw]

i have a flywheel for a husqvarna 576 and i was wanting to make it autotune. the only thing is i dont know if my flywheel will work the part number on the back of my flywheel is 537 2096 3, and the thing is that on all the ipl's i look at the autotune uses the 537 2096 2. and the non AT uses the 537 2096 1. can anyone help me or maybe have a pic of what i should be looking for, thanks again in advance.

 

[idiotwithasaw]

Any help would be appreciated

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Most likely the AutoTune has magnets INSIDE the flywheel too. Pop your flywheel off and see if it has magnets inside to run the generator that runs the A/T system stator that is

 

[idiotwithasaw]

I have mine off. I wish I had a known autotune flywheel to compare it to

 

[idiotwithasaw]

Mine doesn't have any magnets that I can see on the inside. but I also don't know how these work.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Well the magnets move around the stator and the alternating N & S poles of the magnets makes electricity. If you don't have a ring of small magnets inside the flywheel...it won't work. Look inside any lawnmower flywheel with a charging system, exactly the same but bigger. The external magnets you see, they run the magneto / coil style ignition system only.

I'd find any post a picture but this site is a royal PITA to load on my computer...so I only view on my phone.

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[idiotwithasaw]

You probably know more than I do. I'm starting to wonder how accurate the Ipl's are. I actually have a flywheel now that is stamped 537 2096 2. But I can't see any difference with the 537 2096 3. Nothing special that I can see. No obvious extra magnets. And I can't find a point other than the obvious that's magnetic.

I'm starting to wonder how husqvarna stamps their parts.

 

[idiotwithasaw]

I only ever load photos from my phone, it takes too long to transfer them to my computer. I just snap and post, or pick from my gallery.

 

[rattler362]

Most likely the AutoTune has magnets INSIDE the flywheel too. Pop your flywheel off and see if it has magnets inside to run the generator that runs the A/T system stator that is

You are Correct Sir.

 

[idiotwithasaw]

It's weird when one of your old posts helps you out, found a random flywheel in a box of parts. I didn't know what it went to, when I looked it up this post was at the top lol. Weird.

 

[idiotwithasaw]

Also incase anyone comes across this post in the future a 576 autotune flywheel does have magnets on the inside with a stator like a heated handle setup.