Voltage regulator issue ?
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Voltage regulator issue ?
Hi guys,
On my 2002 FXD with charging system defective, my meter shows up to 50VAC accross the stator 2 outputs while I get 7 VDC at the regulator output.
I guess the regulator is out but it tests good with the meter on "diode" showing 0vdc from output to both imputs. What do you think ?
Thanx
On my 2002 FXD with charging system defective, my meter shows up to 50VAC accross the stator 2 outputs while I get 7 VDC at the regulator output.
I guess the regulator is out but it tests good with the meter on "diode" showing 0vdc from output to both imputs. What do you think ?
Thanx
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Bought a Ford voltage regulator and hooked it up to my motorcycle. Output: 13.5 V. Not an original Harley part for sure. Don't care on a bobber.
Harley part : 150 $
Ford: 48$.
Jacques
Harley part : 150 $
Ford: 48$.
Jacques
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Hi guys,
On my 2002 FXD with charging system defective, my meter shows up to 50VAC accross the stator 2 outputs while I get 7 VDC at the regulator output.
I guess the regulator is out but it tests good with the meter on "diode" showing 0vdc from output to both imputs. What do you think ?
Thanx
On my 2002 FXD with charging system defective, my meter shows up to 50VAC accross the stator 2 outputs while I get 7 VDC at the regulator output.
I guess the regulator is out but it tests good with the meter on "diode" showing 0vdc from output to both imputs. What do you think ?
Thanx
I would think more then 7 though. I never measured it disconnected from battery.
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The stock reg. is set for 13.5 V at idle and 14.2-14.5V at 2000 rpm and above. If that's the original rec/reg then it has served well. After my second stock rec/reg failed on my 02 FXD, I put on a Cycle Electric unit and that was in 2007. I think the second failure was one I caused by using di-electric grease on the pins, like I said my fault before I really understood the properties of di-electric grease.
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I just bought this stuff in a can like cheese wiz, I had a big junction block for the rear lights on my truck to change out.
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