How to know if regulator or stator is bad
2006 CBr 1000rr, When to start the bike, gauges all lit up when key turned, hit the starter button then click, everything went dead. Checked all fuses, figured battery was shot but when i jump (cables to another batter) the bike it will start and run but as soon as i remove the cables its shuts right off and no power at all, how do i know what to replace??? Ive been told voltage regulator & possibly stator..
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Sounds like the battery is no good.
Try a good battery and test the voltage while its running. Hopefully you have 13.5 to 14.5. |
if it was the battery, once its started and i un-hooked it the bike shouldnt have shut off, the alternator shouldve kept it running... that what ive always been told
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Check your voltages. The charging systems don't charge all that much at low rpms, if at all.
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Originally Posted by jabroni racing
(Post 1289689)
if it was the battery, once its started and i un-hooked it the bike shouldnt have shut off, the alternator shouldve kept it running... that what ive always been told
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Originally Posted by IDoDirt
(Post 1289692)
That works fine on a car, but not on a bike. If your battery is dead, the alternator is not enough to power everything.
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Originally Posted by jabroni racing
(Post 1289680)
2006 CBr 1000rr, When to start the bike, gauges all lit up when key turned, hit the starter button then click, everything went dead. Checked all fuses, figured battery was shot but when i jump (cables to another batter) the bike it will start and run but as soon as i remove the cables its shuts right off and no power at all, how do i know what to replace??? Ive been told voltage regulator & possibly stator..
Try replacing the kill switch , |
Hi Jeff,
That post was from 2015 so he has probably sorted it one way or another. Please introduce yourself to the forum, where are you from, new to biking, had loads of bikes hobbies etc. We also love pictures:) |
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