Regulator Rectifier Connector Replacement
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2023 3:27 pm
Note - kind of doubt many will ever replace the RR output connector, but just in case, here's what I learned.
Hope it helps someone in the future.
But I'm too lazy to 'translate' all pic urls to make it work here..
"Been noticing a slow RR output voltage droop.
What used to 14.3, 14.4 at 4k rpm with minimal load is now 13.7, 13.8.
Last time I had the RR output connector off, noticed it *easily* came off and on, almost
as if the connector metal fingers had spread open.
So thought I'd start there...
This is a RoadsterCycle harness that goes straight to battery via fuse.
The kit harness comes with connectors installed.
No OEM wiring harness voltage drops using this method."
Pics and full text here.. Feel free to steal, download, molest...
https://candybuttorg.ipage.com/cba/node/1278
Hope it helps someone in the future.
But I'm too lazy to 'translate' all pic urls to make it work here..
"Been noticing a slow RR output voltage droop.
What used to 14.3, 14.4 at 4k rpm with minimal load is now 13.7, 13.8.
Last time I had the RR output connector off, noticed it *easily* came off and on, almost
as if the connector metal fingers had spread open.
So thought I'd start there...
This is a RoadsterCycle harness that goes straight to battery via fuse.
The kit harness comes with connectors installed.
No OEM wiring harness voltage drops using this method."
Pics and full text here.. Feel free to steal, download, molest...
https://candybuttorg.ipage.com/cba/node/1278