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nc 24 eletrical warning?

Post by paul nc 24 » Sat Jul 04, 2009 8:58 pm

I got a little concerned today after riding for about an 1 -1/2 hrs my indicators started to fail. Is this the start of reg/rec problems ahead or am I just getting paraniod? please dont tell me go get my multimeter out cause I aint got one( mechanical knowlage fine electrical somewhat lacking) and would rather change the parts myself than take it to a sparky just to check out problems.

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Re: nc 24 eletrical warning?

Post by lemmy » Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:39 pm

i know how you feel mate,i dont realy know anything about bikes at all but im sure the reg/rec on my nc24 is goosed as its not charging the battery but i took it to a local bike mechanic who seems to think its fine after testing it with a meter.
no im kind of in limbo as to what to do about it.

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Re: nc 24 eletrical warning?

Post by Twisted_Individual » Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:48 pm

lmao...were all in the same boat! i just posted a topic on here with a similar question..... i was under the impression that the battery cooked when the reg/rec whent and that it OVERcharged the battery as it no longer had the capacity to get rid of the excess volts that the battery couldnt handle, and the battery would boil etc..... but... im a newbie when it comes to nc24,s!

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Re: nc 24 eletrical warning?

Post by Freekazoid » Sun Jul 05, 2009 12:13 pm

my indicators are very fiddely right pretty much always works but left is very tempremental, then found if u follow the cable from the switch to just under the fairing there is a connecter there just check that that is snug?? othere option try get hold of a new indicator relay think it is under the seat that sort of area. see if that solves ur prob? that should only be a couple of quid the one in my bike is from mitsubishi so its a generic part not really bike specific, only thing is it is a 3pin & most auto dealers only stock 4 pin, but just make sure what yours is.

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Re: nc 24 eletrical warning?

Post by paul nc 24 » Sun Jul 05, 2009 1:18 pm

Freekazoid wrote:my indicators are very fiddely right pretty much always works but left is very tempremental, then found if u follow the cable from the switch to just under the fairing there is a connecter there just check that that is snug?? othere option try get hold of a new indicator relay think it is under the seat that sort of area. see if that solves ur prob? that should only be a couple of quid the one in my bike is from mitsubishi so its a generic part not really bike specific, only thing is it is a 3pin & most auto dealers only stock 4 pin, but just make sure what yours is.
cheers, well worth changing that first and finding out if that sorts it as im not having any other electical problems.

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Re: nc 24 eletrical warning?

Post by Neosophist » Tue Jul 14, 2009 3:02 pm

It sounds like dodgy indicators / indicator wiring problem more than a reg/rec.
paul nc 24 wrote:please dont tell me go get my multimeter out cause I aint got one( mechanical knowlage fine electrical somewhat lacking) and would rather change the parts myself than take it to a sparky just to check out problems.
A cheap £8 multimeter will allow you to test for many electrical problems yourself and is a lot cheaper than just changing things.. (A new reg/rec, stator and battery is going to cost you around £120)
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