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[bybowtie]

Can anyone tell me if a regulator from another model bike will work for an 1100gl... I have seen many for modern bikes that look similar but am not sure.....dont want to wast money if not going to work.. Thanks in advance

[Anonymous]

You can cross reference RRs on the electrex site. So, yes you can get other bikes RRs to work. You'll want one that matches your GS or a RR that matches any GS as well as a bike with a high current draw like a goldwing.

The biggest problem will be finding a place to put the RR if it is larger than your current one.

Steve

[SqDancerLynn1]

Go to the Tips & Tricks section and look under regulator modification.
A lot of times the only difference is the wiring plug/connectors. Early Goldwings used seperate reg and rect

[DAVE]

r\r

my gs 1000e had seperate reg/ rec units.
i replaced them with a combined reg/ rec unit from a cb250n, bolts straight on no messing and works fine

[bybowtie]

well i found one for a suzuki quad 230.. it looks the same but Im not sure if it will work....anyone know any backround?[/img]

[bybowtie]

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its the small one

[bybowtie]

btw im not reall concerned about the connectors as the on on my bike is melted.. i am just going to ise a bullet style termination.......thanks for the look

[redliner1973]

btw im not reall concerned about the connectors as the on on my bike is melted.. i am just going to ise a bullet style termination.......thanks for the look

If you find one that works for your bike, do yourself a favour and solder the connections. :twisted:

[bybowtie]

one other ???? hate to be a bother....whtat causes these things to burn up???