Hi All, I'm dealing with all the butchered wiring on my newly acquired A4, the regulator (under battery box) has had the wiring butchered badly, so my question is should I replace it with the same unit or upgrade to a combi regulator/rectifier? if the later any suggestions for best place to buy. Second question, I have the same issues with the wiring with the stator, but I saw a replacement cable on one of the websites (Zpower maybe) how is this connector to the stator? any special tools needed.
Many thanks Phil
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PhilMill63
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Voltage regulator
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Re: Voltage regulator
I replaced mine with an electrex world reg/rec, not the cheapest but better quality than most, you can buy the complete stator, or cable but you have to crimp the wires and sheath them.
Re: Voltage regulator
Worth trying Ralph he has some good prices on electrical products and stocks the electrex reg rec
https://www.bikerstoolbox.co.uk/acatalo ... ki-p1.html
https://www.bikerstoolbox.co.uk/acatalo ... ki-p1.html
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PhilMill63
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Re: Voltage regulator
chrisNI wrote:Worth trying Ralph he has some good prices on electrical products and stocks the electrex reg rec
https://www.bikerstoolbox.co.uk/acatalo ... ki-p1.html
Thank you, the prices aren't bad on that site.
Phil
'76 Z900A4, '76 Suzuki GT750, '83 RD350 Hybrid and too many projects!
Re: Voltage regulator
PhilMill63 wrote:chrisNI wrote:Worth trying Ralph he has some good prices on electrical products and stocks the electrex reg rec
https://www.bikerstoolbox.co.uk/acatalo ... ki-p1.html
Thank you, the prices aren't bad on that site.
Phil
Give him a call he will be more than happy to advise the best way of fitting a new alternator loom also you will get a discount for being a PUM
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You can never have too many tools in your life, except the two legged variety
I'm never wrong, once I thought I was but I was
mistaken.
Phil Churchett winner 2013
Re: Voltage regulator
Definitely ditch the standard regulator in my opinion. 40+ years old and made to last 10, fried wiring and battery if it goes wrong and overcharges (which is usually how they fail). The Devil's work, get rid.
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Re: Voltage regulator
KeithZ1R wrote:PhilMill63 wrote:chrisNI wrote:Worth trying Ralph he has some good prices on electrical products and stocks the electrex reg rec
https://www.bikerstoolbox.co.uk/acatalo ... ki-p1.html
Thank you, the prices aren't bad on that site.
Phil
Give him a call he will be more than happy to advise the best way of fitting a new alternator loom also you will get a discount for being a PUM
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