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regulator/recitfier help
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PostPosted: March 21, 2009, 7:55 am    Post subject: regulator/recitfier help

Hi guys can someone help with the wiring on a79 model i have 1black 1 green 3 white from the rotor and the regulator/recitfier has 3 white 1 black 1red 1 green 1 brown i am doin a chop project with kicker only would this be ok 3 whites to 3 white black from rotor to earth red to battery green to the rotor green brown to a swicthed 12v supply thanks in advance stomper
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PostPosted: March 21, 2009, 8:12 am    Post subject: Re: regulator/recitfier help

stomper11

Check out this thread for the wiring:

www.650rider.com/index...2436#52436

Is your reg / rect from a later model or is it an aftermarket for your model?

The difference is that reg / rectifiers from later models ('80 to '83) need to have one of the rotor brushes connected to battery. Your '79 has one brush conncted to ground. You can fix this by removing the three screws that hold the grounded brush and replacing the screws with nylon screws (not plastic). This will isolate the brush from ground. Then, run a wire from that brush to the ignition switch brown wire.

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PostPosted: March 21, 2009, 1:55 pm    Post subject: Re: regulator/recitfier help

thanks for reply pamcopete to be honest i dont know it was on the bike when i got it but the wiring was striped out and it was a non runner is there a safe way to check if it was for my year would my wiring set up be ok thanks stomper
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PostPosted: March 21, 2009, 6:24 pm    Post subject: Re: regulator/recitfier help

Your wiring description sounds OK for your bike. If the brushes are not correct, it will not hurt anything to try it, it just won't work if the brush has to be changed to battery instead of ground.

Is there a part number on the reg / rect? If so, you can check in the Yamaha site to see what model it is for.

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PostPosted: March 22, 2009, 5:14 pm    Post subject: Re: regulator/recitfier help

thanks pamcopete no numbers on it so i will give it a try i think and if no joy will go with what you say can i just run it by you once more i take the ground rotor wire (black) and make it unground by insulating it with nylon screw then run that black wire to brown live after key swicth on and the other brown from the rectifier also? hope you follow me thanks for your patience stomper
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PostPosted: March 22, 2009, 6:18 pm    Post subject: Re: regulator/recitfier help

stomper11

OK. But, the black wire itself is also grounded, so the easiest thing to do is just connect another, new wire to the screw terminal of the now isolated brush and run it to the brown wire from the ignitin switch. You can just run it up the frame to the headlight bowl and pick up the brown wire in the bowl.

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PostPosted: March 22, 2009, 7:04 pm    Post subject: Re: regulator/recitfier help

oh yes i see what you mean i got a bit lost there as i have no wiring at all at the min starting from the bottom up once again thanks for your time and input its put me in the know stomper
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