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Rectifier

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by 650ser, Jun 13, 2013.

  1. 650ser

    650ser New Member

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    I have a 1981 xj650 I have new batter when start it seem it doesn't charge some people say to check my rectifier regulator is that I should go about to fix
     
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    Check the brushes on the generator, first, look for the wear lines.
     
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    Thx I just change the rectifier now work but now when I rub the throttle the engine die but if I leave the choke on and rub it doesn't where should I go from there to fix
     
    650ser, Jul 11, 2013
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    sounds like a carb problem, check and adjust your floats
     
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    Do a basic "Charging Test"

    In short; you should see between +14.2 -to- +14.5 VDC at the Battery when the Plant is approaching 2,000 rpm's and above.
     
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    Do I ride with the fuel tick point to fuel on or pri I know is not res
     
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    Fuel.
     
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    Is it easy to clean the carb
     
    650ser, Jul 11, 2013
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    Easy, just read up on here and take your time.
     
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    Do u know any good website to see how carb get clean I have the book all it show is how to remove
     
    650ser, Jul 12, 2013
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