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Old Aug 1, 2010 | 11:27 AM
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I have been checking the motorcycle parts websites, and there are two stators/rotors( 32 amp and 45 amp) listed for 05's HD Touring

Does anyone know which one is used on a 05 Ultra?



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Old Aug 1, 2010 | 11:41 AM
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An 05 Ultra has the 45 amp stator, but I highly recommend changing over the entire charging system to Cycle Electric's 50 amp charging system. The kit comes with rotor, stator and voltage regulator.
 
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Thanks, wonder what that would cost, and if it's a coversion I could do myself. Also, I see there are three phase kits, are these any good?


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Old Aug 1, 2010 | 12:05 PM
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The three phase kit is what I went to on my 01 Ultra. The whole kit ran me almost $400 through a local indy near Detroit. If you feel confident in some basic wiring and pulling your compensator sprocket and primary chain, it's a pretty easy job. I did mine myself, it took about 3 hours. As long as you've got some mileage on your bike, the primary chain should have enough slack that you won't need to pull the clutch hub.
 
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Ok, my indy is suggesting to put on a new stator, rotor and regulator. Not sure if this is the 3 phase system or not. Have to talk to him tomorrow, working midnights and haven't really gotten to talk to him about it. My question is this: If this is not the 3 phase system, is it necessary to put on a new rotor and regulator knowing the stator tested bad? Price is around 400.00 for the parts and then labor. I ain't cheap, but don't like paying for things that may not be needed...

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Old Aug 14, 2010 | 12:38 PM
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UPDATE: I picked the bike up this morning from Biker Alley at Osage Beach, Mo and must say I was almost in shock at the bill. 1- Cycle Electric stator, 1-primary chain adjuster shoe, 1 qt oil, 1 primary gasket and labor. Total bill
$273.94. He also adjusted the clutch, bled and refilled front brake fluid. I am totally in shock, was expecting 350-450.00 bill.




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