Hurricane.. electrical problem
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r/rcould be on of the possibilities. the r/r is the charging system. if the battery is charged then you can start the bike with the r/r disconnected. to do this there is a power cable should be red with a white tracer. disconnect that, try again.
if problem persists r/r is not the problem.
a short in the system, has anything been rewired recently?
if problem persists r/r is not the problem.
a short in the system, has anything been rewired recently?
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Ok, today discover 2 things
1.- I have a false contact in the Rectifier plug. That is an easy fix.
2.- Voltage on battery goes up when i rev the bike. It rev around 3K and voltage goes around 19 volts, probbably more if i rev it higher, so i rappidly decide to turn of the bike.
I suppose that voltage increment is not normal. I think the job of the rectifier is to mantain an stable voltage at any RPM, but i donīt know if im correct.
1.- I have a false contact in the Rectifier plug. That is an easy fix.
2.- Voltage on battery goes up when i rev the bike. It rev around 3K and voltage goes around 19 volts, probbably more if i rev it higher, so i rappidly decide to turn of the bike.
I suppose that voltage increment is not normal. I think the job of the rectifier is to mantain an stable voltage at any RPM, but i donīt know if im correct.
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