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Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 2:16 am
by Cammo
ChowderV4 wrote:
I just don't understand why the r6 mod hasn't sorted it.
Because your dodgy rec/rec plug and upgraded honda reg/rec could have fried your battery (doesn't matter how old it is!).
Your alternator & wires could also be dodgy.
Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 5:51 pm
by ChowderV4
ok.....umm right.... first port of call, battery.
i can borrow one from dad nc30.
then if thats not it....genny.
if THATS not it...........i may cry

Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 9:30 pm
by Harvd
i know the pain. it took me 2x r/r, 3x battery to face the music. then i found out i could buy a new one for cheaper than i could get it rewound like a fried did on his gsxr600
Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:03 pm
by ChowderV4
Harvd wrote:i know the pain. it took me 2x r/r, 3x battery to face the music. then i found out i could buy a new one for cheaper than i could get it rewound like a fried did on his gsxr600
how much is a new one, because i was just thinking about picking up a 2nd hand one of the bay.
Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:13 pm
by CMSMJ1
If you want a genny I'll flog you mine I just took out the race bike for £20 +post..PM me dude...
Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Wed May 19, 2010 2:53 am
by Harvd
ChowderV4 wrote:Harvd wrote:i know the pain. it took me 2x r/r, 3x battery to face the music. then i found out i could buy a new one for cheaper than i could get it rewound like a fried did on his gsxr600
how much is a new one, because i was just thinking about picking up a 2nd hand one of the bay.
got it landed in nz for 79 pound. $165nz one year warranty too. I think they are 55pound if in uk? If i were you id take the offer from the kind sir above
Re: URGENT! HELP NEEDED ASAP.
Posted: Thu May 20, 2010 11:44 am
by Neosophist
Test Everything :-)
Batterys die easily, even 5 minutes can ruin one.
Fully charge your bike battery with a proper bike charger and measure the voltage... leave the battery for a couple of days and check the voltage every couple of hours.. the float charge will drop but it shouldn't carry on dropping below about 12.8v.. knackered batteries often discharge themselves over the course of a couple of days.
Check the altenator..
Resistance between the yellows should be 0.1 - 1.0ohm
50v AC @ 5000rpm.
This indicates that it's ok but it still could be breaking down underload so don't assume 100% the genny is fine.
Check the reg-rec...
14.1-14.4v charging voltage at the battery terminals with the bike running.
Measure the voltage @ idle and @ 5000rpm.