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dirtydog 26-05-08 09:52 PM

Re: rec
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dangerous Dave (Post 1521024)
I am baffled by all this, i think there must have been a faulty Suzuki batch at some point as all my Curvy's have never had a problem and they all have the original one fitted.


I've not had a problem with the reg/rec on any of my SVs 1st had 40k+ miles on it, current one has 31k showing and no problems with that one either

northwind 26-05-08 10:50 PM

Re: Regulator-rectifier
 
I popped 2 in the same timescale :rolleyes: But the CBR600RR one is still doing just fine. Spannerman recommended the pattern ones over the CBR6 ones, which I thought was interesting, but I've been very hapyp with the Honda one to date.

beaniebikerbabe 27-05-08 07:58 AM

Re: rec
 
[quote=Lissa;1520955]Here I think.

http://www.electrexworld.co.uk/

RR85. About 60 quid

However thedonal bought one quite recently and had a load of fitting problems.

What year is your curvy BBB?


year is 1999 T reg and yes i got a battery cos some one said it was that etc, took it in to garage to be told not the rec its the starter motor shorting and charged me nearly 200 for the new one putting on and bike still dint work, then some one said it was the ignition but some one else took rec off and it works and runs, lol bless, so take all yr suggestions on board thanks



:smt038 at least i know wot it is now and can get her back on the road lol :thumright:

Alpinestarhero 27-05-08 08:07 AM

Re: Regulator-rectifier
 
I got the genuine suzuki part, which when it came was of a differant design to the part that died on my bike - perhaps suzuki noticed the problem and changed the genuine part to suit?

Matt

Tris 27-05-08 11:08 AM

Re: Regulator-rectifier
 
Having had 2 new RRs fail on me (including one from Electrex) I went for the "other bike manufactrer" solution

I'm currrently running a 98 Fazer regulator on mine. Bolts straight on but needs a bit of "Wire-ectomy" to hook it up.

Time will tell if its any better than the standard one

thedonal 27-05-08 12:33 PM

Re: Regulator-rectifier
 
Electrexworld supply a fitting plate to cover the issues that I had- as long as you specify that it's a Curvy SV, they should supply the plate foc- it comes with all the relevant bolts etc and fits fine, once you work out which way round to fit it.

They appear to have redesigned the unit (Apparently so have Suzuki- at about ?90 more cash) to more efficiently cool the electrics- I think it's the material used for the heatsink, as it's still quite small.


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