Micksan
Supercharged
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2010
- Messages
- 473
- Location
- Del City Ok
- Ride
- 2023 Triumph R3 GT, 2022 Moto Guzzi V85TT,
I talked to the tech rep from "ElectricSport" who made the rectifier / regulator. He asked a lot of questions about what type of battery did I have in the bike, connections ect.
According to him I did everything right. After he had tested it he found that the regulator side was not working properly , and was sending a abnormally high amount of volts & amps top the CPU.
I will get a refund from the Regulator, but I knew I could forget about the CPU. Hard lesson learned . In the past on my Moto Guzzis , they had a bad habit of glowing regulators , after a second one went bad , I shifted to the Harley aftermarket. >>>problem solved >> They have heavy duty components . I do not know if you can do because the OEM regulator has some sort of electronic circuit in it.
According to him I did everything right. After he had tested it he found that the regulator side was not working properly , and was sending a abnormally high amount of volts & amps top the CPU.
I will get a refund from the Regulator, but I knew I could forget about the CPU. Hard lesson learned . In the past on my Moto Guzzis , they had a bad habit of glowing regulators , after a second one went bad , I shifted to the Harley aftermarket. >>>problem solved >> They have heavy duty components . I do not know if you can do because the OEM regulator has some sort of electronic circuit in it.