Need Rectifier/Regulator for 85 ZN700Ltd- Help figuring out alternative?
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Re: Need Rectifier/Regulator for 85 ZN700Ltd- Help figuring out alternative?
03 Jan 2006 06:55
There were about 8 trillion VN750/1500s sold... should be some reg/recs out there that are drop in fit.
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Re: Need Rectifier/Regulator
03 Jan 2006 11:10
Thanks a LOT guys!
I've got myself set up to bid on some electrical parts from a ZN700 on E-bay. If I don't make it this time, I'll cough up for new parts- starting to get impatient, would like to actually ride the bike someday.
BTW, no one commented when I mumbled about needing to remove the gas tank to get to the rectifier and air filter- Is that common? Doesn't seem like very good design to me. :S
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I've got myself set up to bid on some electrical parts from a ZN700 on E-bay. If I don't make it this time, I'll cough up for new parts- starting to get impatient, would like to actually ride the bike someday.
BTW, no one commented when I mumbled about needing to remove the gas tank to get to the rectifier and air filter- Is that common? Doesn't seem like very good design to me. :S
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Re: Need Rectifier/Regulator
03 Jan 2006 11:36
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Kawasaki never intended for you to do this work yourself; they expected your bike to be in the shop for this type of work and you would now be paying a mechanic flat rate (of which tank removal was figured in):laugh: :laugh: and no, it is not a good design:)
BTW, no one commented when I mumbled about needing to remove the gas tank to get to the rectifier and air filter- Is that common? Doesn't seem like very good design to me. :S
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Kawasaki never intended for you to do this work yourself; they expected your bike to be in the shop for this type of work and you would now be paying a mechanic flat rate (of which tank removal was figured in):laugh: :laugh: and no, it is not a good design:)
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Re: Need Rectifier/Regulator
03 Jan 2006 11:54
Well, if I pay myself for this
, I can afford to put NEW EVERYTHING in! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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03 Jan 2006 13:08
They hide the regulator better than that on a KZ900... they bolt it to the bottom of the battery box! bwhahaha The regulator and coils should idealy be placed in air flow but seldom are...
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Re: Need Rectifier/Regulator
04 Jan 2006 11:27
So there's no reason for me not to move it below the fuse box? It would be similar to where it is on my Vulcan 
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