Motorcycle Regulator Rectifier Diagnostic and Installation guide On 2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- I install a new Regulator Rectifier on my Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle as my battery is not holding a charge. I discuss exactly what Regulator Rectifier is on a motorcycle and show an easy step by step installation. it's not a big job but when the rectifier burns out on your bike you will need to replace it as soon as possible. This video is relevant to any motorbike owner regardless of brand as Rectifiers are pretty standard regardless of the motorcycle you ride. I also discuss my upcoming motorcycle trip around Europe in July.
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Missed your wee jaunts mate, great to see you back
Thanks mate it's great to be back
Delighted you are back. Looking forward to hearing more about your forthcoming trip
Thanks mate appreciated
Like everyone else it's great to see you back.
Look forward to your trip.
Very informative upload as usual.
Thank you
Thanks Peter it's good to be making videos again and I'm glad you are still watching mate
We thought ye'd bought a Honda!.
Organising a stoning we were.
I was having trouble with my battery discharging,cured it with an isolation switch fitted on the battery earth terminal.
There was problems with the reg/rec,the diodes were letting the charge flow back into the alternator,eventually this will damage the stator.
I can leave the bike for weeks with no issues.
Glad to have ye back.
aye same on the Himmy I was getting weird readings on the reg-rec with the voltmeter. looked like backflow I'm keen to have a look at the stator
Wondered where you had gone. Good to see you back
Thanks still alive lol
Welcome back, I look forward to your trip and the prep.
Thanks Mate more to come.
Good to see you back Mate! I've learned a lot from you. Looking forward to your future posts. Cheers.
Thanks Derek I'm glad you find the videos useful. more to come
Good Morning Its brilliant to see you back mate , good luck on your next adventure , take care & ride safe
Thanks Steven appreciated as always
Good to have you back!👍
Thanks mate good to be back
Welcome back !!! Thought ye where a gonner 😮😮 😁 Look forward to your trip and hopefully some great footage as usual. Brilliant to see you again .👍👍 That regulator was well battered and weathered !!!
Aye still here yep reg was buggered to say the least lol
So far so good on the 2022 that I own, but thanks for making videos like these so we can throw these in our back pockets should it happen. Great video sir, have a good one - Shane
Glad you like them!
Welcome back, you only look a year older. Got to Portugal and back last June, then to France in September. Broke down second day. A comedy of errors you wouldn't believe. After a no fix at RE Caen, it was shipped back to RE Ecosse in Aberdeen after two months. Badly damaged in transit. Wait for parts. Fixed but not fixed twice, then, finally the injector shown faulty .More wait for parts. Nine months without bike. Goes better now than it ever did, been an intermittent fault from new. It's getting difficult to mount with my old body so trading it in for a Honda SH350i scooter. Setting off for Portugal after the 600 mile first service. Hope to see you on the road, if you speak to scooterists. Go well.
Wow that sounds like a real adventure right enough geez. At least you get it sorted in the end. Nothing wrong with a scooter mate if it keeps you on two wheels IV had a few maself
Good to see you again, glad you’re safe and well
Thanks aye still here lol
Welcome back mate!
Thanks mate
Great to see your back, I have a himalayan and always watch the channel, can't wait to see the European trip.
That's great thanks for the support mate
Great to see you back. We were about worried.
Thanks mate appreciated 👍
Outstanding, clear and to the point. Much appreciative!
Faced the same issue in my Hima sleet a few days ago, replaced the RR unit and its resolved now
Good luck with the trip! Hope it’s a grand summer.
thanks Kev you to mate
Welcome back mate 👍🙂
Thanks David appreciated mate. I looking forward to making more videos.
Good to see you doing well. Cheers!
Cheers mate and thanks for watching
@@WeeJaunt Yes sir! :)
Pleased you are back and ok. Thanks for the video, always informative and very useful as our bikes age and rack up the mileage! Safe travels around europe
Thanks mate appreciated 👍
At 4:38 there is a white mark on the large earth lead. From experience working on electric Mechanical handling equipment ,when a high current cable gets lose you can get an arch or a build up of corrosion (a white flaring). If this was your case it could cause no start and erratic charge symptoms. Obviously after fitting your new unit every thing would be ok.
Aye there was a lot of verdigris on the bolts where it on the chassis as well
Yay The Wee Jaunt is back. Really missed the channel
Thanks mate appreciated 👍
😃Heeeey Weeee nice to see you back! 👀👏🏻Good Luck to your new Projekt!🍀 Greatings from Germany!✌🏻😎
Thanks mate I really appreciate your support
Good to see you back
Thanks buddy appreciated
Good to see your vids again fella.
Thanks Paul more to come mate
Good see you back.
Thanks Jack glad you are still around mate
Good to have you back 👍
Thanks alot mate appreciated
Great to have you back. I missed you. Did you get rid of the moisture in the speedometer?
Thanks buddy aye it's never come back since the fix
Noticed the welding on your frame is a lot nicer than 2 Himalayan bikes I looked at my local FL, USA dealer. The welding looked very crude, uneven and spotty even. 3 hoses were also out of their clamps on 1 of the bikes, not a big deal but still….
Where you been we missed you 👍
Thanks mate appreciated..life has been keeping me busy lol
Nice to know your back✌
Thanks again
Good to be be back
Great Explantaion ❤🙌
my rr failed and it cooked the coil and at the same time my fuel pump was failing wot a fcn headache trying to diagnose the problem on my 2019 17kmls Himalayan, just fitted the pump today it took only five days from india wow!
Aye it's a headache right enough. amazing how quick things are starting to ship eh
@@WeeJaunt i even changed the magnito now i have a spare £65 for the fuel pump i ordered it saturday midday!
@@antonyross9957 brilliant mate
WB and thanks again for your informative videos!
Thanks mate glad you find them useful
Gid to see you back and how many miles have you done on it now🙂
Thanks mate appreciated the bike has done 22000 miles now
Good video, thanks very much.
Like you said, a long time. I thought you had big problems. Good to see you back fella. I look forward to the Euro trip.
I really like your video style and content. How long will you keep the Himalayan?
Atb
Thanks mate I have no plans to replace the Himalayan yet done 22k miles but who knows maybe someday soon I will want something with a little more grunt and a little less spanner time but for now I'm happy with it.
Hello good to see you back. What you been up to?
Thanks Richard. I'm just planning a Euro trip at the minute so more videos about that to come. iv also started converting a Luton van. it will be a full converted off grid camper with a small garage that will carry the motorbike so I will also do a video series about that on the channel.
Were you able to find an upgraded version of the RR? And stator? Would love to hear what which version you decided on. Thanks.
Mate, how did you diagnose that it was the rectifier that had gone bad? Could have been the alternator or the wiring? Curious because I'm facing a similar issue. Struggling to diagnose the problem.
Hello, Is there any wiring guide available for Himalayan bs6? Little doubtful on the wiring of negative terminal from battery.
Where did you get the Japanese made one? thanks
Hello Mr Jaunt,,Can you tell me where you bought the replacement from,, I too want todo a tour ,,and it may be a good idea to carry a replacement..
I just bought them on ebay mate. I forgot to put links in the description I will do it in the morning. Thanks for watching
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Wb! Just got my Himalayan. Trying to decide on side panniers. (Lomo large look good but not sure they fit the orig rack). Got a 50l roll bag but thats pretty much full. (It works but getting your leg over n I'd rather use side and in center just a few things)
There's a bagtecs option comes with its own rack I think..
Brilliant mate sounds like you are making progress kitting it out lol
@@WeeJaunt Gonna try just using a 50l roll bag and a 30l backpack. Got quoted £600 for the side boxes!!! Your option looks pretty good. Will see how it goes, maybe watch that vid of yours again.
Being able to unclip and lock pretty handy! (How they do in the wet?)
@@MauriceTarantulas bone dry mate the only thing I would say is they are starting to sag a little bit on the top corners if loaded really heavy no damage tho. IV got a cpl of straps so I'm going to have a play around see if I can sort it out probably show that on an upcoming video
If got a 40 ltr lomo top bag the stuff does the job as well as the big names at a fraction of the cost
@@WeeJaunt Think with a 30l oxford backpack (roll top) + 50l roll bag should be fine if can just take tent, pillow, sleeping bag etc on my back. Few clothes etc n poles on the rear seat😉
P.s Jeans were soaked through n got ass ache few hrs in so had to stop a few times. And need to sort this plus damp ground sheet.
Glad to see your return to the channel. I missed both your mechanical fixes/upgrades and your historical tours. Please let’s us know if you are going to reinstall all of your removed accessories. I noticed that your foot peg was missing a chunk, the KTM 390 Adventure peg are a perfect fit as a replacement.
Take care,
Thanks mate aye av replaced the footpeg but do need a decent set il look at the 390 pegs cheers
my question would be do you have any of these accessory coming from a relay that cuts off when bike isnt running ? your standing draw will keep pulling down the batterys voltage over time and you will keep over working your charging system and have to keep replacing parts .. hope you have considered this..
Great to see you back
Thanks Simon appreciated mate
Good to see you back
Thanks Ivan really appreciate it