Electric Motor Repair Wire to Lug Connection

[tripflex]

Hey guys, I purchased a '96 G16E about a week ago and have been slowly taking it apart and rebuilding it get it into working shape.

I took it out the other day and after hitting a large bump I think I ended up giving it enough shock to break the connection between the lug on the motor and the coil inside the motor.

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I tore apart the entire motor and everything looks pretty good, brushes are in good shape, just need to repair the connection to the lug:

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My first guess is that the inside of the motor will be getting very hot, and as such my first assumption was that using solder would not be a good idea (you can see some I was testing with in the pictures that will be removed).

Can anybody please help me with figuring out a way to make this connection so I can go ahead and finish rebuilding the motor? I don't have a welder (mig or any other) but i'm not apposed to buying one (this is how I get all my new toys!) .... but that also means needing gloves, mask, and I was hoping to find another way to do this.

Thanks everyone for your help in advance!

[Volt_Ampere]

You are correct. Solder won't hold. I think you need to weld or braze them.

[rib33024]

Here's a thread about this fix


http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...-windings.html

[smallblock450sl]

I'm cunfused, witch happens alot latley Can't tell from the picture's. Is it the "feild stud" or the "brush" stud that came undone?