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    how does the wiring connect on a 1977 gs550

    I picked up a 1977 gs550 just 3 days ago. When I got it the rectifier, and stator wires were not connected. Dont know why. Also one wire from the voltage regulator ( the yellow wire) as not connected. Can someone help me in the right direction and direct me which wires go to which.

    the stator has 3 wires.
    -white with red stripe
    -yellow
    -white with blue stripe

    the rectifier has 5 wires.
    -white with blue stripe
    -red
    -black with white stripe
    -red with white stripe
    -yellow

    and the main harness with wires not connected are
    -light blue
    -white with red stripe
    -orange
    -yellow with green stripe

    lastly the voltage regulator has one loose wire hanging oout and dont know where it belongs. its the yellow wire. Where would this go.

    Thanks bros.

    #2
    Go to the resources main page and check out the stator papers.

    Go to the trouble shooting page. It says this:
    On the GS models, Suzuki used different colours for the three output-wires of the stator. They are the only manufacturer doing this.The only conscious reason for this would be a desire to cause confusion, because the output of all the three wires is the same. The colours on the wires from the stator are : Yellow, White/blue and White/green. On the RR we're talking : Yellow, White/blue and White/red. JUST THINK THEM ALL BEING YELLOW, and then go on with the checks below.

    Black with White is ground. Yellow-yellow, White/blue, to white blue, The funky one is white/red to White/green. Red goes to red direct to the battery via fused link.

    Hope that helps.
    Last edited by Guest; 09-11-2011, 12:15 AM.

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      #3
      Also search on BassCliffs link ad you can get a wiring diagram that shows the main harness connections.

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        #4
        Hi,

        Start here>>> READ THIS.

        Then see the Electrical Odds and Ends section of my website as well as the articles on stator replacement and testing, r/r replacement, etc.

        Thank you for your indulgence,

        BassCliff

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