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Anybody know where the rectifier is hiding .as still bowing headlight bulb.Also a couple of unconnected wire s from loom . Photos.
08 Dec 2021 03:50 #1

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Replied by Jammyyammy on topic Wiring

Mine was on the back of the headlamp bowl…
08 Dec 2021 04:20 #2

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Replied by mike8162 on topic Wiring

Looks like a DT3. Should be mounted on the frame right behind the steering tube in front of the coil on the magneto side. Little M5 screw if I recall correctly. If the tank is off and you don't see it, it is not there.
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08 Dec 2021 04:30 #3

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Replied by TIGER500 on topic Wiring

Found it thanks behind coil under tank
08 Dec 2021 04:40 #4

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Thats where it was coverd in crun diagram showed it next to battery .thanks
08 Dec 2021 04:42 #5

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Replied by MarkT on topic Wiring

Rectifier won't always stop bulbs from blowing...  might need to add a regulator which your bike didn't come with.
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Replied by TIGER500 on topic Wiring

Going to add rectifier
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09 Dec 2021 12:57 #7

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Replied by Pete-RT1 on topic Wiring

"Going to add rectifier"

The rectifier is there to convert AC to DC.
To prevent bulbs blowing you'll need to add a Regulator.
Here's the bulletin yamaha-enduros.com/index.php/service-bul...e-voltage-regulators
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Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
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