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77 kz 650 c1 rectifier
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27 Aug 2006 11:04 #72800
by flhwesty
1983 GPZ750
1977 KZ1000LTD
1978 Z1R
1981 GPz1100 KZ1100-B1
77 kz 650 c1 rectifier was created by flhwesty
Where can I find a replacement rectifier? I need either a stock type rectifier or else one of those kits that replaces both the rectifier and regulator
1983 GPZ750
1977 KZ1000LTD
1978 Z1R
1981 GPz1100 KZ1100-B1
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28 Aug 2006 00:52 #72917
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post a photo of yours, maybe i can get one for you. Im in Kent Washington and I have 2 oddball ones in a box out back.
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28 Aug 2006 01:03 #72918
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Just did some research,
www.oregonmotorcycleparts.com/rectifiers3p.html
Kawasaki: All early fours: Z1, KZ900, KZ400 and KZ750 twins (H1 and H2 use the R2-55a6)
Also, take the harness and check the yellow wires where they go into the plastic clip.
My last one left me on the side of the road with a dead battery because the wires came loose from the crimped fitting they were supposed to be connected to. I reconnected the wires for a test and it started charging again.
also the ground wire hooked to the middle right side of the block from the battery was loose causing a discharge but wouldnt recharge from the Alternator.
Its a 10 minute job to check all these things. Maybe soldering the wires to the clip ends after removing them one at a time from the plastic clip will bring the rectifier back to charging until you get a new one from the above address.
Post edited by: ran429, at: 2006/08/28 04:07
Kawasaki: All early fours: Z1, KZ900, KZ400 and KZ750 twins (H1 and H2 use the R2-55a6)
Also, take the harness and check the yellow wires where they go into the plastic clip.
My last one left me on the side of the road with a dead battery because the wires came loose from the crimped fitting they were supposed to be connected to. I reconnected the wires for a test and it started charging again.
also the ground wire hooked to the middle right side of the block from the battery was loose causing a discharge but wouldnt recharge from the Alternator.
Its a 10 minute job to check all these things. Maybe soldering the wires to the clip ends after removing them one at a time from the plastic clip will bring the rectifier back to charging until you get a new one from the above address.
Post edited by: ran429, at: 2006/08/28 04:07
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28 Aug 2006 03:51 #72924
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76-77 KZ750 twins, later models have the combined reg/rec with the permanent magnet alternator.
You can use later model 650/750 four parts to convert your bikes charging system to the permanent magnet alternator with combined reg/rec. You will need the stator, rotor, alternator cover, and reg/rec.
You can use later model 650/750 four parts to convert your bikes charging system to the permanent magnet alternator with combined reg/rec. You will need the stator, rotor, alternator cover, and reg/rec.
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