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<blockquote data-quote="krakum1967" data-source="post: 126367" data-attributes="member: 3691"><p>I have sourced parts, I have my choice of a RR form a GL1100 or a GL1200. Or I can get the individual ones as he just took in 2 GL1000's that he will be scrapping. I am thinking I want to upgrade and run with the 1200 version. It has the 2 green leads, 2 red leads, the three yellow and one black. That way I can patch in the sensor lead off the old three prong regulator and control the volts. If you fail to account for that, I have read that it can lead to overcharging the battery. You simply pint the black into the male side of the connector that way it hooks into the new RR, and works like the older ones.</p><p></p><p>He is going to take more of my parts in trade. So keeping my fingers crossed, but it sounds like I am a go on the charging system fix. Boy it helps to know people, he is saving my butt a second time.</p><p></p><p>And I really hope this is the last major issue. Getting tired of dealing with the weird stuff, but I know it comes up. Barn bikes are not perfect bikes.</p><p></p><p>And if I can get it running on an operative charging system where its getting the healthy 13.5 volts, this thing will run awesome, it runs super good onthe charged battery, and is it drops it gets weaker and weaker. I will need some jet adjustment, but not much when this is all done. And I am hoping the free breathing exhaust will take care of the rest.</p><p></p><p>SO I am off to sand and paint, and strip out our old RV trailer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="krakum1967, post: 126367, member: 3691"] I have sourced parts, I have my choice of a RR form a GL1100 or a GL1200. Or I can get the individual ones as he just took in 2 GL1000's that he will be scrapping. I am thinking I want to upgrade and run with the 1200 version. It has the 2 green leads, 2 red leads, the three yellow and one black. That way I can patch in the sensor lead off the old three prong regulator and control the volts. If you fail to account for that, I have read that it can lead to overcharging the battery. You simply pint the black into the male side of the connector that way it hooks into the new RR, and works like the older ones. He is going to take more of my parts in trade. So keeping my fingers crossed, but it sounds like I am a go on the charging system fix. Boy it helps to know people, he is saving my butt a second time. And I really hope this is the last major issue. Getting tired of dealing with the weird stuff, but I know it comes up. Barn bikes are not perfect bikes. And if I can get it running on an operative charging system where its getting the healthy 13.5 volts, this thing will run awesome, it runs super good onthe charged battery, and is it drops it gets weaker and weaker. I will need some jet adjustment, but not much when this is all done. And I am hoping the free breathing exhaust will take care of the rest. SO I am off to sand and paint, and strip out our old RV trailer. [/QUOTE]
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