1981 Suzuki GS 750 L "wire new voltage regulator" Questions

voltage regulator are toasted again. now they tell me i need a new stator. what do you think........thanks Randy. Common problem with poor quality parts, the regulator is the problem, the generator is

...wire from the new regulator along the same route to the connection point. When you mount the regulator to the frame, make sure the regulator is well grounded to the frame. I usually put a "star" type ...

...new grounding wire from the regulator case to a know good ground. A Voltage Regulator Power Circuit Test can be accomplished by turning OFF the Ignition, disconnecting the voltage regulator and with ...

...new and ran every test I can through a multimeter and it all checks out but somehow it's only putting out 6 volts going to the rectifier/regulator which is contributing to no spark Sounds like a ...

...voltage regulator. New stator, VR, battery, solenoid, voltage good. No idea. Have gone through 3 regulators from melting wires. Any help would be greatly appreciated ! Look for short somewhere in the ...

...new 2nd owner of a red 2000 Mille. Love the bike always wanted one deal of a lifetime came up so I bought it. The bike has 18,000 miles on it. I checked the wiring from the stator/alternator and it ...

new regulator which is a five wire unit on the unit is seel m-197 the regulator regulates battery voltage, and may not help the ignition problem. If you think a low battery is causing the problem hook

new regs both ck ok. only bat v. at bat. simple 1 wire to bat. puts out 12.3 at 3000 rpm. sugestions?? anybody??? simple wiring all new parts less than 12 v.idling 12.3 at 3000 rpm check for a missing

...voltage, you need to check the regulator/rectifier unit. This will be under the side panel (usually left side) and will be a square metal unit with cooling fins. Check all the connections are clean ...

...wire from the positive side of the battery is one of the two wires attached to the voltage regulator. Next, remove the two bolts holding the regulator in place at the front of the bike. Trace the two ...