Post by speedboat on Jun 12, 2011 23:45:58 GMT -5
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Hei, I was really sure that I could figure it out myself, but I am lost and got a not-charging bike now. I wanna use this diagram, and I got the mike-xs-parts rec-reg combo. But on the diagram there come only 6 wires from the stator and brushes, 3 white, 1 green, 1 black, 1yellow. My bike got one more, another green one, my guess is that is the grounding of the stator, am I right and does it just hook up to ground. But the stator is already grounded, since it is bolted to the engine?!
And the blackwire in the diagram, that comes from the stator, which later turns red and brown, does that one goes to the brush that was ground before, but had to be ungrounded now?
The sun is shining and I am desperate to get my bike on the road, so any help is appriciated!!
It's a 1975.
Hei, I was really sure that I could figure it out myself, but I am lost and got a not-charging bike now. I wanna use this diagram, and I got the mike-xs-parts rec-reg combo. But on the diagram there come only 6 wires from the stator and brushes, 3 white, 1 green, 1 black, 1yellow. My bike got one more, another green one, my guess is that is the grounding of the stator, am I right and does it just hook up to ground. But the stator is already grounded, since it is bolted to the engine?!
And the blackwire in the diagram, that comes from the stator, which later turns red and brown, does that one goes to the brush that was ground before, but had to be ungrounded now?
The sun is shining and I am desperate to get my bike on the road, so any help is appriciated!!
It's a 1975.
!!! It works! At the first try it charged 46! volts, turned out that the redcable had a broken fuse. So I cut out the whole fusething to make sure this won't happen again. Now it's a beautifull 14,4 volts. It's those small things that can make a day!