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Duff battery alternator or furry wires?

Started by exBanditOwner, November 20, 2015, 08:55:43 PM

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virginiajim

The hugger protects it...  I don't see how the hugger could cause that issue.  I've had mine since 2008 and my rectifier looks pretty good but now you have me wondering.  Next chance I get I'll see if it can be removed with the rear tire still on (hugger removed) and take a look at the back since that's where it looks like the corrosion occurred.
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exBanditOwner

i have a hugger and removed mine without removing anything else.

spray some WD40 on the top of the mounting bolts and work the bolts loose. be patient here as a sheared bolt is easy and will be a proper arse to change, (tank off other stuff off etc)

the Plugs are gits as well. it's just a fight in limited space but be patient and it can be removed.

virginiajim

Even with the hugger it looked that bad?   So you can get to it with the hugger on or did you remove it first?
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SirToU

Quote from: doebag on November 21, 2015, 07:59:22 PM
Ahem !

First guess is regulator/rectifier

Second is alternator
  :wink:

My thought too - had the same issue with my ZX10....  bike ran until I turned it off - the connections on the reg/rect had corroded.

Neil
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exBanditOwner

Quote from: SirToU on November 22, 2015, 09:33:47 PM
My thought too - had the same issue with my ZX10....  bike ran until I turned it off - the connections on the reg/rect had corroded.

Neil

i didn't need to remove the hugger.