found this site from google searching my problem ... seen a r6 reg can be fitted to the nc24
now whats the beef iv had a vt500 reg on it wires ar burning out im getting a new generator sometime and ill try this r6 reg too
r6 reg 5 wire
nc24 is 4 wire and the 3 yella wires
2 red/white and 2 green wires how do i do this

thanks from the amateur bang it with a hammer mech

erm.

They are both 5 wire reg / recs.

3 yellows from the genny and a red/white. The only difference is the NC24 has 2 red and 2 white.

What do you mean by "wires burning out" this is not a usual sign of a reg/rec problem but something else is broken, espeically if it didn't happen straight away.

Most commonly a shit connection between the yellow wires and the reg/rec. All connections MUST be soldered and crimped otherwise the corrosion of the wire will soon build up enough heat to melt the wires / connectors, this will happen whatever reg/rec you use if you have bad connections as the wires carry much power.

all you need is the R6 reg/rec pinout.

the 3 yellow wires can go anyway and the red /green have to goto the + and - respectivly.

thanks for your reply mate
the genny wires were never soldered on this thing first the 3 block plug melted then i had them connected up again bike starts and drives fine iv had the genny cover off it looks abit bad in there probly on its last legs im just going to try r6 reg rec and get a new generator too mite aswell see were i stand

tommytukamomo wrote:thanks for your reply mate
the genny wires were never soldered on this thing first the 3 block plug melted then i had them connected up again bike starts and drives fine iv had the genny cover off it looks abit bad in there probly on its last legs im just going to try r6 reg rec and get a new generator too mite aswell see were i stand

if you dont solder the connections they will melt.. get back to clean wire and solder / crimp everything.

the nc30 manual is in the docuements libray at the top of the page, it gives tests for the generator, you can do the same tests on the nc24 generator to see if it is good.