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79 gs 750 e voltage rectifier

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Hi all.Have spent last two evenings stripping the wiring loom from my 79 gs750.Over 30 years of gunk plastered all over it.Will no doubt replace all with new come the rebuilding stage.Just trying to figure out what the unit on under side of battery tray is?Have rectifier on side of battery tray which is also connected to the one below??????any advice much appreciated:confused:
 
Your bike has separate regulator and rectifier. The voltage regulator is under side at battery box and the rectifier is on the electrical bracket next to the fuse panel.

Nic
 
In the first thread you posted here Basscliff provided his megawelcome. http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=195197

Inside Cliff's post you will find many links to information to help you fix your bike. For one, to a service manual. Inside that you will learn that your bike has a separate regulator and rectifier.

You can also look in the parts fishe showing similar info on the separate charging system parts. http://www.alpha-sports.com/suzuki_parts.htm

There is tons of information at your disposal to help guide you on your repair project.

The Advanced Search feature here will allow you to mine literally thousands of posts here with information to answer just about every question you could possibly have.

Good luck
 
:You can update with a new all in one unit. Many aftermarket options available as well as Shindengen or Compufire units.

Nic
 
Turns out what ever numpty had this before has completely done away with the fusebox aaaaahhhhhhhh.going to be fun rewiring this baby come the time
 
If you wing up wanting a box, or need connectors i have a spare 79 1000 harness. Alot should transfer over to the 750. Just pm me..

Nic
 
niclpnut said:
If you wing up wanting a box, or need connectors i have a spare 79 1000 harness. Alot should transfer over to the 750. Just pm me..

Nic
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thanks for the offer.going to try and replace all the wiring as im going to reposition battery under hump of seat unit.was also thinking about doing away with the wiring for the gear indicator position.will hopefully be able to upgrade to a new more modern fusebox and do away with the old style of glass fuses.
 
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