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Does anybody know if an Electrex regulator/rectifier wil work with a stock stator. If so will this fix the faulty electrics problem, or do you have to replace the whole setup?
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Re: Electrex Regulator work with stock stator?
An Electrex regulator/rectifier will work just fine with a stock suzuki stator. This will only fix the "electrics" problem if the problem is in the stock regulator/rectifier. If the stock stator is bad, then of course replacing a regulator and rectifier will not solve this problem. It will also not solve the problem if it is due to bad connections, aged wires, poor grounds or corrosion.
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Re: Electrex Regulator work with stock stator?
sure.Originally posted by Roadwarrior
but when Your stator is worn out and needs to be replaced with a new one, an Electrex stator is both cheaper and better alternative than stock.Comment
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I don't have the bike on the road yet, so I don't know for sure. But the bike had quit a few blown bulbs when I got it including the headlight. I popped in an old non-hallegen seald beam I had lying around, and took it for a ride up the street. The headlight seemed a lot brighter that a non hallegen should be, that is until it burned out. A little more riding up and down the street, and the high beam burned out as well. Back at the garadge I checked and got somthing like 15.5 volts accross the battery with the engine running. I'm assuming ether a bad ground at the regulator (connection looks pretty good though) or a bad voltage regulator. Since I plan to do a bit of touring on this bike I want to fix it so that I am not going to be plaged with electrical problems. Hence I'm considering the Electrex regulator, and hoping the stock stator will be reliable.Comment
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