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SH775 Install Diagram

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Threw this together for guys that need help understanding how to wire their SH775 into their bike. Anything I should add?

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Ed, is there any advantage in running a fuse-protected positive lead from the SH775 directly to the positive terminal of the battery, as shown in this Eastern Beaver product photo.
 

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In theory you should wire it back through the fuse box. The electronics of it go over my head a bit but it's something to do with returning current. Having said that... the initial thinking on these was to wire the way Eastern Beaver show & my Skunk has been wired that way for a long time... probably about 8 years and 12k miles+ without any issue.

If you do it that way you will need a bigger fuse. I found that even a 20A blows in that spot sometimes & run a green 30 Amp fuse (This is also something to do with the returning current and again is sort of over my head).

I also use one of the "indicator" fuses that lights up when it blows... just seemed like a good idea at the time (as if it blows the bike will run fine until you run out of battery...) :)

There is also some argument on here whether to run a ground straight back to the battery or to run it to a "Single point ground" which is basically a bolt somewhere on the chassis & then run that back to the battery. In practice I've found either way works again.... :)
 
You can run it straight to the battery through an auxiliary fuse but splitting the + out like shown is better because it feeds the bike directly and only the left over power comes back to the battery, not all of it. Jim Pos can explain better.
 
Just picked up a couple used ones just to have on hand for $35 each on ebay. Converted all my bikes to the SH775BA and have never had an issue. Yes, wire it into the original wire harness location and it's plug and play. On my 1982 GS850GL it mounted exactly where the old one was with no modifications accept longer SS cap head screws.
 
Maybe add the minimum recommended wire size to the drawing. Most of us will need to look it up when we wire up the connectors, if we can't easily buy the Triumph part.

Jim
 
Maybe add the minimum recommended wire size to the drawing. Most of us will need to look it up when we wire up the connectors, if we can't easily buy the Triumph part.

Jim


  1. R/R(-) 14 awg
  2. Battery(-) 16 awg
  3. Frame ground 16 awg
 
  1. R/R(-) 14 awg
  2. Battery(-) 16 awg
  3. Frame ground 16 awg

Those are good numbers for a SPG, they just don't apply to the subject schematic.
R/R(-) and Bat(-) are tier together so use 14 awg.
grounds are not even shown, so who knows
 
I also have an 82' Honda XL185 that I take long rides on and was thinking of installing an SH775 on it like I did to my GS450T as I was very pleased with the charging when I replaced my stator and installed the SH775:anyone think that'll work ??
 
If the small Honda has a 12 volt permanent magnet generator, it should work exactly the same as the GS. However, it might only be a single phase on it. I don't suppose the SH-775 will care much about that.
Need more info.
 
Do you need to cut the end off the harness for the triump on the non sha775 end to attach bullet connectors? Or do you attach triump ends to the bikes harness?
 
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