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I have Suzuki VL1500 LC Intruder I am over charging the battery. At idol my volt meter shows 13.85 and high idol will show 18-19 volts. I have changed the rec/reg. it lasted aprox. 4 months. I am back to the same problem. Can someone tell me if i am over looking something before i purchase another rec/reg.?

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Check for a bad ground. A bad ground will wreak havoc on your charging system and battery. If you find the source of bad ground, you might as well check it with the components that are on there now. The regulator is the component that would most likely have gone bad since it the rectifier were bad, you wouldn't get any DC voltage from the alternator.

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