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Sh633 R/R Test

  • Thread starter Thread starter trepperuna
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Sigh....
A volt meter was SO on my list of things to get for my bike.... Stator failure beat me to it.

My latest one threw me for a curve in regards to r/r's. The volmeter says she was charging fine but the bike broke up over 6500 rpms. Did the coil relay mod and it seemed to make the problem worse.

What I discovered was that the r/r unit was commanding full on, full off in fractions of a second so anytime I brought my good meter near the bike it went nuts. The whole bike became one big RFI mess. This was not detected by a lesser Sears meter that had I first thrown on the bike to double check that it was charging. I told myself that I better use the good meter, not a fluke but a better DVOM, and double check my findings and viola, there it was. I disconnected the r/r and the bike was fine afterwards, nice and stable w/out a magnetic forcefield around it.

I have a Duane Honda r/r being sent out.

Thanks for following up with your findings btw. Perm mag r/r's definitely require a lot of surface fins to allow for proper cooling to take place and at 113F, it's hard to transfer heat. I had shy'd away from Ricks after seeing that it wasn't any bigger than my factory unit.
 
I'm going to replace my R/R when I replace my stator even though it tests good, it's of unknown origin and quality. My plan was to do as some have sugested and use one off a late model GSXR. Any thoughts on those?
 
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