mounting a sh 775 R/R on a GS 1150

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  • ACR
    • Mar 2026

    #1

    mounting a sh 775 R/R on a GS 1150

    So I'm finally installing my new R/R. The old R/R was sandwiched between the CDI and the battery. Since the new one is thicker, it won't fit in the same spot. I've fabricated a little mounting plate that bolts under the seat, behind the battery, on top of the fender. (I hope that's clear) My questions are:

    Does the 775 need to be mounted to a grounded surface or do I need to ground the housing as well as the grounding wire?

    Will this vibrate too much for the R/R? (it seems pretty solid to me, but I've not got the bike running yet)

    Is there a better place to install it?

    thanks all,
  • Nessism
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    • Mar 2006
    • 35808
    • Torrance, CA

    #2
    Grounding goes though the wire harness, not the body.

    No clue about your mounting. Post some photos so we can see.
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    • posplayr
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      • Dec 2007
      • 23673
      • Tucson Az

      #3
      All electronics is susceptible to vibration and thermal stress. Do not hard mount to engine unless you want to test that theory.

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        #4
        Yessir, it needs to be isolated with some rubber mounts of some kind.

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