2001 Harley Davidson FLHTCUI Electra Glide Ultra Classic "2000 low charging voltage" Questions

...low charged over night and am going to check voltage and amps at battery while running today. What are the telltail sighs of failure. Thanks, Alex With the battery fully charged, use a DVOM (digital ...

...2000 RPM, 12 volts is a little low but, considering the accuracy of the gauge, as long as it doesn't fall below 12 volts, it's about right. You don't ride for extended periods at engine ...

...charging system is fine. If you read 11 or less across the battery but good voltage at the engine case, your voltage regulator is probably bad. If you read low voltage at the engine connector, your ...

2000 ultra wont charge, iread how to troubleshoot found problem to be stator is it a complicated repair and where is it located thanks AHHHH the old charging system problems, lol. Your stator is ...

...2000 RPM. The AC output should be approximately 32-40 VAC, approximately 16-20 VAC per 1000 RPM. If you have done a stator static test and the stator has proven to be in good mechanical condition and ...

...low voltage it, in turn, makes the magnetic contact point weak in trying to pull its counterpart to make a connection. These relays are usually encased in a plastic housing that is sealed, depending ...

...charging system voltage from stator or alternator is measured in AC volts after it passes through the voltage regulator it is measured in DC volts.the volts at low rpms should be around 12 and go up ...

...2000 Honda VTR1000. It idles fine, but dies when I give it gas. I know the battery was so low it wouldn't start and had to be jumped. Could the low batter cause that? Maybe - can you charge the ...

...low speeds, not at high rpms? This used to be a common problem back in the days of generators but I've not heard of this since Harley went to the alternator systems in 1970. It is unusual to say the ...

...voltage output of my rectifier and it is very low (less than a volt or two). The output from the battery itself is the required 6 volts. I just need to recharge it regularly to stop the indicator ...