borjawil
XS650 Enthusiast
Going through some parts I received and need some help figuring out what a couple are.
http://i.imgur.com/D7fEOG0.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Lb0l32j.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/D7fEOG0.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Lb0l32j.jpg
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Help Identifying electrical components
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I was going to help but your pics are way huge and take forever to download.
Leo
Leo
borjawil
XS650 Enthusiast
I have no idea how to change the size on imgur. Help is appreciated
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Are your pics in your computer? If so look below where we write, You will see a GO Advanced button. This leads you to a place to add pics to your post.
Scroll down to fin the Manage Attachments button.
This brings up a window full of browse buttons. Click one, this takes you to the Pics file on your computer.
Below the browse buttons is a list of pic formats and max sizes. Most photo programs have a way to resize pic. resize to the max size .
Once find a pic you want just hit the upload button.
Once uploaded a pic shows up in the post.
Kinda like this.
Leo
Scroll down to fin the Manage Attachments button.
This brings up a window full of browse buttons. Click one, this takes you to the Pics file on your computer.
Below the browse buttons is a list of pic formats and max sizes. Most photo programs have a way to resize pic. resize to the max size .
Once find a pic you want just hit the upload button.
Once uploaded a pic shows up in the post.
Kinda like this.
Leo
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charlieyam
charlieyam
The first picture is the voltage regulator, it switches the 12 volts on and off to the rotor , preventing the battery from being overcharged... not sure what the second pic. is didnt have one of them on my 1976 b model......
1st pic is the Safety relay.
2nd pic is the light checker
Regulator has 3 wires,Green/Brown/Black
2nd pic is the light checker
Regulator has 3 wires,Green/Brown/Black
borjawil
XS650 Enthusiast
Yea thats not the regulator. Regulator has the green wire wrapped around a bar in the back. It must be the light checker thing. Thanks guys!
I keep all my pics and files on my computer or an external hard-drive.
Pics need to be resized and that is easy to do with any freeware downloadable resize program................ IrfanView............ Visualizer photo resize.
The first is a full Photo software program and is easy to find your way around. The second is a basic Photo resize program with limited functions and is very easy to use.
After resizing, or any time, go to my albums and look for the album showing a step by step pictorial on how to upload pics from your computer into a thread.
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What are you talking about............regulator is the light checker or ??????????????
borjawil
XS650 Enthusiast
The picture posted is not the regulator. As some said it is.
This is a 70-79 regulator, the unit with the green tube along the edge, and a rectifier. The square unit. Notice the wires coming out. You can identify electrical units by the number and colors of the wires coming out. Just look at a wiring diagram and find a unit with the same number and colors of wires. No two different units use the same number and color combination.
Leo
Leo
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What are you talking about............regulator is the light checker or ??????????????
I know some were wrong with their answers but you kinda confused things yourself
borjawil
XS650 Enthusiast
Soooooo it is a regulator? Hah just kidding. Thanks guys.
