I hav a british classic bike ( matchless G3L 350cc ). Its Alternator is quite similiar with the Enfield Bullet motocycle. Two years ago I bought a set of 12volts Electrical parts consist of a Regulator, Rectifier, Ignition Coil and 4wire Alternator Coil of Enfield bullet 500cc. And the problem is, after fixing I didnt get the a good output from it. I also hav doubt on the connection too. So, I will be very gratefull if you could forward a complete wiring diagram to solve my problem.
Thanks and Regards
Vincent
(Malaysia) Hi,
I hav a british classic bike ( matchless G3L 350cc ). Its Alternator is quite similiar with the Enfield Bullet motocycle. Two years ago I bought a set of 12volts Electrical parts consist of a Regulator, Rectifier, Ignition Coil and 4wire Alternator Coil of Enfield bullet 500cc. And the problem is, after fixing I didnt get the a good output from it. I also hav doubt on the connection too. So, I will be very gratefull if you could forward a complete wiring diagram to solve my problem.
Thanks and Regards
Vincent
(Malaysia)
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Based on your description this is likely the carburetor. Possibly a good cleaning or maybe a full rebuild.
One other less likely cause would be a clogged exhaust. Loosing the pipes would allow the bike to run normally if the cause were the exhaust. This would only be as a test.
as the bike got only few electrical parts . the only suggestion is to carry on with the same electrical wiring as on electra .it will workout , i have done it with my redditch 1971 model it looks cool
i bought a multimeter tested the alternator ok over 14 volts then i tested the rectifier still 14 volts then i tested the regulater only 4volts solution was to replace rectifier and regulator with a boyer bransen power box
Hi,
I hav a british classic bike ( matchless G3L 350cc ). Its Alternator is quite similiar with the Enfield Bullet motocycle. Two years ago I bought a set of 12volts Electrical parts consist of a Regulator, Rectifier, Ignition Coil and 4wire Alternator Coil of Enfield bullet 500cc. And the problem is, after fixing I didnt get the a good output from it. I also hav doubt on the connection too. So, I will be very gratefull if you could forward a complete wiring diagram to solve my problem.
Thanks and Regards
Vincent
(Malaysia)
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