voltage regulator/battery
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Joined: Apr 2011
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From: wisconsin
voltage regulator/battery
i need some help. i think i have to replace my voltage reg. i have replaced my battery and the bike seems to not want to keep a charge... on a trickle charger the battery does not last longer then about 2 hrs at a time without having to get her home and recharge.. my husband and i have had to push start 2-3 times at any given outing.. then she has to be recharged.. anyone, please help
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Leesville, SC
Look in the service manual and there is a test you can do on the stator to see if it is working. Sounds more like that to me. All you need is a volt meter. I don't remember what the voltage is supposed to be right now. If you don't have a service manual, maybe someone will explain the test or I can lookit up later and explain it. Good luck.
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You need to check the voltage should be 14.5 give or take a couple tenths of a volt. If not unplug the stator which comes out of the ft of the inner primary housing put the volt meter across the two terminals and when you rev it up a little you should see voltage increase like from 10-20 to past 40 and above depends on how much rpm you have. if there is no voltage or little change then you need a ststor if there is the voltage regulater is bad. when you test at the battery it is in DC the stator will be read in AC
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