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15.6v charging too much?
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9 years 6 months ago #7786
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Mike
'79 KZ1300, '74 Water Buffalo, '82 GS1100, '99 Ducati 996, '95 Goldwing, '13 BMW R1200RT, '13 ZX14R, '06 YZ450F Supermoto
15.6v charging too much? was created by fastpapaw
Installed a volt meter so I can monitor the new stator. It shows 15.6 volts at 3000rpm. Is that too high? Do I need to replace the voltage regulator?
Mike
'79 KZ1300, '74 Water Buffalo, '82 GS1100, '99 Ducati 996, '95 Goldwing, '13 BMW R1200RT, '13 ZX14R, '06 YZ450F Supermoto
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9 years 6 months ago #7787
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Replied by kennyb on topic 15.6v charging too much?
I believe 14.7 volts is optimal. I had a similar issue after I added the additional stator to my A1. My voltage was 18 volts. Too much voltage will cause your battery to swell and can possibly cause other electrical issues. I went with Electrosport regulator(s) and my voltage is kept to 14.7 depending on electrical load of course.
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9 years 6 months ago #7788
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Replied by Kawboy on topic 15.6v charging too much?
Typically, 14.2 - 14.7 is the targeted charging voltage on a 12 volt system. 15.6 will boil the battery dry.
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