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Ha gotcha.
I'm working on my buddy's 1973 honda CL350.
all the wires were cut out of the handlebars.
cant find a diagram anywhere.
I know it's not a XS.:doh: and know some of u guy's have other bikes as well.
Please dont kick me:bike:
yes what he said.:agree:
The Alt shop found that the carbon dust at the brushes was built up enough to ground them out at the brush guard.
Also my chrysler reg would not ground at the mounting bolt area.used a grinder and everything. went through 3 of those bad boys. I finally ground it at...
If I was going to do the cafe route I would of made the correct changes to use the shock correctly.(or for it's full potential). Since I went the bobberish look, the fact that it sits on a bumpstop and really does not use the shock(it's just for looks) is ok with me.
If I did it all over again...
Hey guys don't forget about the rest of your system and assume it's the rotor. Not saying it isn't.
I had all the same symptoms as u guys. Fighting it for 2 weeks. Had the alt checked. It ended up being a bad ground to the voltage reg. Simple and cheap. Hopes it's the same for u guys
Did some internal cleaning, lubed and adjusted the switch. It seemed to help. I need to take it out at nite to be sure.
volt meter sounds like a good idea