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Another R/R - stator question

eddiev

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I recently had connection problems with my r/r. In tracing the wiring diagram it seems 2 legs of the stator go directly to the r/r, but the third leg runs up to a connector under the gas tank and then a jumper wraps it back to several other points and then to the r/r. Does anyone know the reason for this. I have several concerns with that connector under the tank. It's not in good shape and the wires don't seem to match the wiring diagram exactly. So I don't really want to try to change it and possibly make things worse. I have so far replaced the r/r connector which got me up to 13 v. Prior I wasn't charging at all. I feel I should be a little higher and was wondering about wiring the 3rd leg directly to the r/r.
Thanks for all the help.
Eddie V
 
It used to go to a headlight on/off switch. You don't need it. Just use the stator wire from the stator. Cut it or unplug it from the needless loop and wire it directly to the R/R.
 
Make sure the reg has a ground direct to the battery. That may help raise the charging voltage
 
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Hi Mr. eddiev,

Mr. chef1366 speaks wisely. I, too, had the useless loop of wire going up to a non-existent headlight switch. Just cut it back, tape it off, and wire all of the stator legs directly to the r/r inputs. And like Ms. SqDancerLynn1 says, run the ground wire from the r/r directly to the negative battery terminal.

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Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Thanks to all for the replies and as usual all the great advice and help. I will wire it directly first chance I get.
Eddie V
 
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