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FH001 r/r question

kochic

kochic

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Hi, I bought off ebay a 2002 yamaha road star warrior R/R.
This is the same as a R1 R/R.
My question is every post i read about these r/r, they only state 5 wires.
My r/r has 2 plug, one grey and the other black, i know the grey is for the stator wire and the blacke the output.
But the black connector has 3 pin built in.
does it have a sense wire like a Honda?
Thank you,
Marc
 
kochic said:
Hi, I bought off ebay a 2002 yamaha road star warrior R/R.
This is the same as a R1 R/R.
My question is every post i read about these r/r, they only state 5 wires.
My r/r has 2 plug, one grey and the other black, i know the grey is for the stator wire and the blacke the output.
But the black connector has 3 pin built in.
does it have a sense wire like a Honda?
Thank you,
Marc
Click to expand...

Connections are shown in upper right, 3 for stator and 2 for (+)/(-)

http://www.shindengen.com/resources/Product/FH012AA.pdf
 
I installed one of those on a bike recently. Yes leave the middle one free, makes no difference to how it outputs to the battery at any RPM / load that I was able to test it at.

(I tested from idle to about 5k rpm with stock load & an extra 60w load applied).

Dan :)
 
Thanks,
This evening i rode the bike with the honda r/r , tomorrow i will install the fh001 and leave the pin free.
from what i read this is a better unit.
Marc
 
I have installed a couple FH008 regulators, they also have the third pin. Like salty_monk, I compared readings at different engine speeds, with different loads, with the third pin unconnected, connected to ground and connected to batt +. No difference in any of the readings.

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Steve said:
I have installed a couple FH008 regulators, they also have the third pin. Like salty_monk, I compared readings at different engine speeds, with different loads, with the third pin unconnected, connected to ground and connected to batt +. No difference in any of the readings.

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Click to expand...

Is there actually a spade coming out of the middle location?
 
Yes, on that RR there is a male spade in the middle of the +ve & the -ve.

Dan :)
 
My bike is now on the road:-\\\
Thank you all, finally i mounted the yamaha r/r.This unit had give me better result.I will order connectors from eastern beaver next week.

Marc
 
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