Shindengen SH775 plugs

[rwnielsen]

http://www.roadstercycle.com

Poke around here. He has a set of plugs that you can assemble yourself all the way through complete harnesses. He ships immediately and answers emails. First class operation

[posplayr]

Thanks Steve, and Nessism. I will check connections and run the tests again. This is a brand new Rick's stator, and should not be faulty.Stator wired straight into the battery as recommended here, and diligently followed.

Hope that is a mistype............................

[MAC10]

Yes it is posrplayer! I meant to say wired directly to the rr.

[jbthomp]

I have the triumph harness for the sh775 if you want it. I didn't use it on my 550 because the connectors were too big to clear the rear fender. It's yours if you want it just pay postage!

[Gregory]

I installed the 775 where the ignitor box was and relocated the ignitor to where the old r/r was. I just used spade terminals filled with rtv. I also sealed up the ignitor box as this was a concern.

Thanks for that tip, that is what I ended up doing also. I moved the igniter box from the battery box location to where the old RR was (one bolt fit and it hangs diagonally), And by elongating one of the holes on the sh775 was able to bolt right up to the old igniter location with some rubber washers between the bracket and Regulator for more air flow.. I do have 2 questions though................

1. Does there need to be a fuse or circuit breaker between the sh775 and the battery? I thought I may have read that but cannot find that info now.

2. I had some 100% silicone laying around and used that instead of RTV sealant...is there any downside to that?

[Grimly]

2. I had some 100% silicone laying around and used that instead of RTV sealant...is there any downside to that?

Depends. The pure-cure silicone is acetic-free and won't harm anything, but the vast majority of available domestic silicone is the acetic acid cure stuff and I don't let that on wiring components. Easiest source for pure-cure acetic-free silicone is the stuff that's used for building aquaria.

[Gregory]

Depends. The pure-cure silicone is acetic-free and won't harm anything, but the vast majority of available domestic silicone is the acetic acid cure stuff and I don't let that on wiring components. Easiest source for pure-cure acetic-free silicone is the stuff that's used for building aquaria.

ok thanks, I will check the tube

[mvalenti]

rule of thumb I use is if it smells like vinegar, keep it away from metals.
I recently used some of this http://www.homedepot.com/p/Seal-All-...0113/100372161 as an over coat/sealer to electrical tape when I ran out of shrink tube.

[Gregory]

rule of thumb I use is if it smells like vinegar, keep it away from metals.
I recently used some of this http://www.homedepot.com/p/Seal-All-...0113/100372161 as an over coat/sealer to electrical tape when I ran out of shrink tube.

This is what I used. I smelled it and it doesn't smell like vinegar to me, cannot find the word acetic on the tube though - 100% silicone: http://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-II-Win...-24C/100026175