I am currently in the middle of rebuilding my motorcycle after a kid ran it over and the wiring harness got messed up.I see that on the wiring diagram there is a regulator rectifier but there is also still a standard silicone rectifier separate. Is there a way to replace the separate units with one unit that is combined, so as to not have to replace the rectifier anymore? I am rewiring the whole thing going to be putting in a new fuse block headlight and plugs. Though I want to also simplify the system where applicable and get rid of any unnecessary parts. So my question is is there a one-piece unit to replace both the silicone rectifier and the regulator / rectifier as one piece with the wire harness being redone.
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prkrman
Veteran Member
The silicone rectifier is a small unit that is part of the neutral safety system. If it's removed the electric starter will be inop.
Plus 1 on upgrading the voltage regulator.
Plus 1 on upgrading the voltage regulator.