Has anyone ever upgraded the old 5 pin rectifier as mine is cooked?
Have fitted a 4 pin as a test all is working fine but thinking of trying something better
Cheers Paul
W2000 rectifier
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W2000 rectifier
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Re: W2000 rectifier
Hi Paul, the solid state rectifier is readily available as a replacement for the original on many British bike
(Is this what you've used?)
As the W2000 Tacho signal is wired into this circuit I'm not sure if it can be easily replaced by a newer single phase type regulator/rectifier if you want a working Tacho?
A wild Tacho reading is often due to poor/dirty connections at the rectifier
Hope this helps,Ian
(Is this what you've used?)
As the W2000 Tacho signal is wired into this circuit I'm not sure if it can be easily replaced by a newer single phase type regulator/rectifier if you want a working Tacho?
A wild Tacho reading is often due to poor/dirty connections at the rectifier
Hope this helps,Ian
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Re: W2000 rectifier
The replacement recommended by the German Hercules Wankel IG is the four pin type ...
If you find better Paul, let us all know!
David
If you find better Paul, let us all know!
David
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Re: W2000 rectifier
4 pin is working fine for me just wish that 5th wire made sense !
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