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90 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Alternator Stator Regulator Rectifier Repair Mod

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How To Replace Alternator Stator Regulator Rectifier Without Removing Engine. Mod Made With $20- Materials From Walmart And Home Depot (16 gauge steelplate: $10, 6 machine screws: $4, high temp silicon: $4 ), Using Dremel Rotary Tool And Drill Press.

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  • Please visit the site below for a full discussion of the mod. I'm sure that it will answer any questions that you might have.

    vn750.com

  • Glad that it worked out for you. You are the first (after myself) that I know of. Clay on the steel plate. Press against engine. Drill through the impression. That's where the drill press makes the difference.

  • The way it should have been designed in the first place. You can do this yourself.

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  • I really need help with my bike -It seems to have a charging problem. The altrnator doesnt works as it has to be....can you help me with a detail explanation about this video.

    Thanks!

  • Wow. Well I've got a few questions, but it's a bit late now, so I'll put them together and PM you. This is gonna be a REAL ass-saver for me. Thanks in advance!!

  • My plate is just flat accross the top twp holes with a single hole to zip tie the stator leads to - But The rest of the modification looked just like you photos you posted - On the side cover I slowly machined down the area around the screw holes about the same amount as the plate thickness - my cover sealed fine with the original rubber gasket - I did have to remove most of the ribs to clear the trigger wires - My knotch for the wires is right beside the oil fill cap - Very cool modification

  • I did this modification to my 92 Vulcan with out too much problem - I did not have a drill press an used a hand drill - I fabricated ( 4 ) plates before I had one that properly centered the stator - those ( 6 ) holes have to be precise - But, at the end of the day my Vulcan was back up an running an this saved me a bunch of money.

  • Beautiful.....

    Anyone that has done an engine tilt to replace the stator is banging their head on the keyboard right now: a;lskj*fuckheaddf'alskdjgf;lka­j*shitsfsd*damntglkj :)

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