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From: I am Tosk on 17 Feb 2010 09:29 In article <c077dea4-ee72-4ecc-9d7c-d35216443045(a)i39g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, dfhyman(a)optonline.net says... > > > ��The guy I sold it to checked the rectifier and > > > > > tells me it's not got continuity as it should (according to manual) - > > > but that's the *one* part they don't make any more. �It does have a > > > spark, so is the rectifier really necessary? � > > > > Google is killing me here tonight. > > I'll try this response for the third time. > > > > I have the part here if it's part 6 in the > > Electrical - Wiring Diagram found here:http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/1985-honda-motorcycle-xr... > > > > Of course that part is a regulator, not a rectifier. The XL500R parts > bike has a regulator/rectifier, but I did not see one on your subject > 600's diagram. Sorry I missed the beginning of this thread but if the OP wants to talk to my bud in Ohio who runs a alternator/genarator service, I am sure he would be happy to talk to you on the phone.. Only problem is you will end up talking to a really nice and hilarious dude, who may call you back just to chat here and there;) Let me know or email me if you need his number. Scotty -- In the mind of a racer, that checkered flag means nothing once you go by it. It was your "last" win, and all you think about is changing that;) |