and bike is dead again...wtf?
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05-11-2006, 06:19 PM
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05-11-2006, 07:49 PM
RE: and bike is dead again...wtf?
I'm having the same prob w/ my 954rr I think my stator is bad. Someone suggested to me to get repair manual and multimeter and test charging system. That is my plan for the weekend. My bike went down on left side and cracked stator cover, stator looked ok, now I'm not so sure. Check it out, may be something there.
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RE: and bike is dead again...wtf?
This is annoying as ****
From what I've read, a bad stator could've been shooting to many volts to rectifier which will burn it up, thus giving me esults as I am currently having.
Stator is brand new, whoever advised to check that
Battery is brand new, I bought it.
The rectifier can be changed easily, right??
From what I've read, a bad stator could've been shooting to many volts to rectifier which will burn it up, thus giving me esults as I am currently having.
Stator is brand new, whoever advised to check that
Battery is brand new, I bought it.
The rectifier can be changed easily, right??
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RE: and bike is dead again...wtf?
Yes, the voltage regulator is under the right side tail plastic and is held on by 2 - 8mm bolts.
This was the latest problem my bike had. Stranded me 2 miles from home, so I know how it feels to walk from a dead bike. The regulator was the problem. Luckily I had a spare wiring harness from an F3, so I swapped it out that day.
Dirty connectors could also be a problem, but most likely not to that extent.
How long have you owned this bike? Are these new problems?
Tim
This was the latest problem my bike had. Stranded me 2 miles from home, so I know how it feels to walk from a dead bike. The regulator was the problem. Luckily I had a spare wiring harness from an F3, so I swapped it out that day.
Dirty connectors could also be a problem, but most likely not to that extent.
How long have you owned this bike? Are these new problems?
Tim
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05-12-2006, 12:05 AM
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Nice, thought so
Yah didn't walk from the bike though, walked with aka pushed bike
If this isn't it I'm punching myself in the face
These are THE problems, lol. I've owned the bike a week from sat and haven't even got to ride the damn thing....
Nice, thought so
Yah didn't walk from the bike though, walked with aka pushed bike
If this isn't it I'm punching myself in the face
These are THE problems, lol. I've owned the bike a week from sat and haven't even got to ride the damn thing....
well, atleast you got to walk along side it.. I walked a fair distance with mine.. and I got so tired by the end, the bike fell over on me. I just went and sat on the ground next to it trying to catch my damn breath after walking the stupid pig up a hill.
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