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Hey guys!

So Leximoto aspire with an added alarm and immobilizer, put a new battery (12v) in about a month ago and its almost flat and the bike doesn't always start with the button. So one or twice I had to push the bike and drop it in to gear to start it.

After doing some tests I found with the engine idling the voltage was about 11.70. Then when I rev up to about 5000 its charging at 11.95.

I think its the regulator as apose to the altinator but I don't know how to confirm this.

And ideas?



(Don't have photos of the bike but I could add a photo of my mates dog)

Posted

:booty: Have you checked the engine kill switch is off?

Always add pictures of Brandy the dog Phil. Always!


Is it worth mentioning also, that a faulty regulator would only result in OVERcharging? Or also under?

Posted

Could be either/or both reg/rec and alternator Stator.......or it could just be a high resistance connection somewhere in the charging circuit..... :wink:

I'd start off by tracing all the connectors in that circuit and pulling them apart and checking what they look like...... :wink:

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Another one for the Lexmoto sub forum ?

Posted

Another one for the Lexmoto sub forum ?

 

I had a look threw, turns out lexmotos and electricity just don't go well

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Another one for the Lexmoto sub forum ?

 

I had a look threw, turns out lexmotos and electricity just don't go well

 

That's right .

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