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chrstphrmrrs 03-11-2016 08:11 PM

06 cbr f4i charging issue
 
Alright guys is anybody knowledgeable in electrical charging systems.

Here's my process that I did:
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Put a new stator in.

Checked the DC voltage at the battery terminals with voltmeter and bike on. Volts read 12.3

Unplugged regulator from wiring harness, and unplugged stator from regulator.

Turned bike on, tested DC volts from stator plug and couldn't figure out which port to do positive negative.

Got mad, left garage bike still not charging

Conrice 03-11-2016 10:19 PM

Stator doesn't put out DC.... It puts out AC, hence the R/R, that converts it to DC, to charge the battery. YouTube how to check a stator. They're all pretty much the same, whether its a Harley or a Honda.

74demon 03-12-2016 12:21 AM

Check ohms at the stator. open to ground, circuit to each other.

You do know to check the charging output at the battery at 5k rpms, right? They don't charge much, if any, at idle.

chrstphrmrrs 03-13-2016 12:36 PM

At 5k rpms it's charging at 18- 19 volts, is that to much?

74demon 03-13-2016 05:57 PM


Originally Posted by chrstphrmrrs (Post 1294234)
At 5k rpms it's charging at 18-19 volts is that to much

Way too much. Your regulator is shot.

Don't ride it until its been replaced or you will fry things.....

omg209 03-13-2016 05:58 PM

yes it is too much. should be around 14.7v cant figure out how to post the fault finding diagram but its here somewhere on the forum


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