3en1 battery charging problem
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iancullen7
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3en1 battery charging problem
changed the regulator getting 0.38 hms from generator coil bought 1 of fleebay just as bad which way do i go now can the coils be fixed or where can i buy a decent 1
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beasthonda
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Re: 3en1 battery charging problem
Hi
Just read through your old post for this fault.
I presume you checked out all the voltages to make sure the generator was giving out volts and reg/rect was converting to the charge voltage for the battery as suggested.
I think the resistance your reading is right for the coil.
Just checked the 3TJ manual and the coil resistance for that is 0.31 to 0.41 ohms
So cant be to much differance between them.
If all the above was checked over and looked ok it may be worth checking the pickup coil from the fly wheel.
If this has started to break down but not fully gone it may allow the bike to start but when put under more load start to break down and make the bike missfire and stop.
Andy
Just read through your old post for this fault.
I presume you checked out all the voltages to make sure the generator was giving out volts and reg/rect was converting to the charge voltage for the battery as suggested.
I think the resistance your reading is right for the coil.
Just checked the 3TJ manual and the coil resistance for that is 0.31 to 0.41 ohms
So cant be to much differance between them.
If all the above was checked over and looked ok it may be worth checking the pickup coil from the fly wheel.
If this has started to break down but not fully gone it may allow the bike to start but when put under more load start to break down and make the bike missfire and stop.
Andy