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burp reynolds
Ok, so this is a 23 page thread, and I can feel my brain burning through the top of my head, so would anyone be kind enough to tell me which lead on my R/R is the positive and which is the negative? Also, since my bike (79 GS1000E) has a separate regulator and rectifier, is there anything I need to bear in mind when wiring it in, like some circuitous wiring from the old setup that needs disconnecting? Please remember to explain things to me as though you were speaking to a somewhat dull child, as I am not the most brilliant crayon in the box.
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BassCliff
Originally posted by burp reynolds View PostOk, so this is a 23 page thread, and I can feel my brain burning through the top of my head, so would anyone be kind enough to tell me which lead on my R/R is the positive and which is the negative? Also, since my bike (79 GS1000E) has a separate regulator and rectifier, is there anything I need to bear in mind when wiring it in, like some circuitous wiring from the old setup that needs disconnecting? Please remember to explain things to me as though you were speaking to a somewhat dull child, as I am not the most brilliant crayon in the box.
Post a new thread in the new electrical section. You'll probably get a better response.
It depends on which r/r you have, stock? 5 wire? 6 wire? 7 wire? Honda? Normally the red is the hot, the black is the ground, and the yellow wires connect to the stator. If you have more than five wires and different color wires, then all bets are off.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliffLast edited by Guest; 05-24-2010, 09:19 PM.
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sschering
I finally fired up the bike and tested the FH008 I installed 5 months ago... geez this has taken forever..
12.85v with the bike off.
13.95v at idle
14.05v at 3k.. I can live with that..
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Originally posted by sschering View PostI finally fired up the bike and tested the FH008 I installed 5 months ago... geez this has taken forever..
12.85v with the bike off.
13.95v at idle
14.05v at 3k.. I can live with that..
It would be best to know what voltage is a 5K RPM. unless you never get that high?
With a dirty connection usually on the positive side the voltage could drop further at 5K.
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sschering
Originally posted by posplayr View PostDare I ask what took 5 months?
It would be best to know what voltage is a 5K RPM. unless you never get that high?
With a dirty connection usually on the positive side the voltage could drop further at 5K.
As for why it took 5 months.. Time , money (mostly time I never have) and a never ending series of PO messes to clean up..
I'm sure it'll see the high side of 5k a few times a dayLast edited by Guest; 08-24-2010, 12:25 AM.
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aaron74
Just so you know, that list is not written in stone. I put a reg/rec out of a mid 90s KLR 650 into an 84 GS750E and it's quite happy in there. It is a six wire so it's connected to switched positive in the usual fashion.
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Matchless
Originally posted by aaron74 View PostJust so you know, that list is not written in stone. I put a reg/rec out of a mid 90s KLR 650 into an 84 GS750E and it's quite happy in there. It is a six wire so it's connected to switched positive in the usual fashion.
The purpose of the list is to enable people to interchange R/R's more easily.......
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Leigh
Wow, just.. wow!
What an epic thread.
I think I've pulled a muscle in my head.
So now the question I have is do I get the FH012AA for the 750?
Or do I talk to Duaneage and try to sweet talk him into sending a Honda unit over to Australia...
Hmmm.. Ponderings.
A lot of this has gone over my head but some has stuck.
I'm leaning towards the Honda unit for price and, as far as I can figure, ease of fitment.
Thank you gents for the info.
I'm off to PM Duaneage..
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Originally posted by Leigh View PostWow, just.. wow!
What an epic thread.
I think I've pulled a muscle in my head.
So now the question I have is do I get the FH012AA for the 750?
Or do I talk to Duaneage and try to sweet talk him into sending a Honda unit over to Australia...
Hmmm.. Ponderings.
A lot of this has gone over my head but some has stuck.
I'm leaning towards the Honda unit for price and, as far as I can figure, ease of fitment.
Thank you gents for the info.
I'm off to PM Duaneage..
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Leigh
Thanks Pos,
I did skip a few pages here and there..
The only FH12s I could find on eBay are all around the $110 mark with connectors. Plus up to $40 postage..
I'm trying to put this bike back together as cheaply as possible to prove a point to myself...
As I said, epic thread and the work you guys have put in is nothing short of amazing.
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