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Rectifier Ground
12/21/13 at 08:03:02
 
Greetings, Savage owners  Smiley

Im in the beginning of stripping down my bike and relocating things, like the rectifier.. As it sits on the rear fender I was wondering if it also has it's ground through there..? Or is it possible to mount it on a plastic surface?

By the way im new to the forum, and I will be posting some pics of my progress of my project. Should I create a new post for that, and where's the appropriate place for it?
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Re: Rectifier Ground
Reply #1 - 12/21/13 at 08:58:42
 
You can mount it anywhere, on any material...
Just make sure it gets some airflow across the fins...
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Reply #2 - 12/21/13 at 10:50:12
 
Ok thanks Serowbot
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Reply #3 - 12/21/13 at 11:15:38
 
Quite a few of us (me included) have just dropped the rectifier into the stock air box (if you are still running stock air filter).
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Reply #4 - 12/21/13 at 11:26:43
 
That sounds like a great solution.. The rectifier will get some cooling through the air coming through the filterbox, I imagine was the idea?
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Reply #5 - 12/22/13 at 09:39:29
 
I had my bike "bobbed' for a while and was too lazy to make a mount for the rectifier so just dropped it into the air box. I have since changed the bike and have left to rectifier there and haven't had any problems in the last 3 years with it in the air box
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Reply #6 - 12/23/13 at 09:52:31
 
On my Ryca conversion, the r/r was relocated to the side of the Ryca battery box.  I initially had it bolted to the metal box, but was getting a short that would blow fuses every time I started.  Someone else on this board had experienced a similar problem, and his advice was to have some sort of insulation between the r/r and any metal mount.  I've remounted mine just using supervelcro, and no more shorts.
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