Description
Voltage regulator rectifier suitable for Honda CRM250 MK1 MK2 CRM 250 R RR MD24 1989-1993
Features:
Direct replacement for your original device.
Plug-and-play, direct installation, easy installation.
No assembly required.
Higher quality of electrical components.
Improved heat sink and improved charging capability.
The quality surpasses or matches that of OEM equipment.
All delivered products are tested.
Specifications:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New
Quantity: 1 PC
Type: Voltage regulator/rectifier
Other specifications:
Number of wires: 5
Number of plugs: 2
Number of pens: 5
Part number:
31600-KAE-871
Suitable for make/model/year:
Suitable for Honda CRM250 MK1 (MD24) 1989-1990
Suitable for Honda CRM250 MK2 (MD24) 1991-1993
(Compatibility table is for reference only!!!)
(Please compare your defective device with the image we have provided to determine fitment)
Package contains:
1x Voltage regulator rectifier
A NOTICE!
Before installing your new rectifier;
Check the AC output of the stator.
Replace any burnt or corroded connectors on the stator and regulator/rectifier.
Check and repair any melted wires.
Use high-temperature dielectric grease for all connectors.
How do you distinguish a CDI box with AC ignition from a CDI box with DC ignition?
If the headlights turn on without the engine running (only with the key in the ignition), it's a DC system. With an AC system, the engine must be running to turn on the headlights. Another indicator is if the engine can only be run on battery power. If it runs without a battery, it's an AC system.
What does the voltage regulator do?
The function of this regulator is to convert the alternating voltage (AC) generated by the alternator into the direct voltage (DC) of 12 V used in the vehicle electrical system and to keep the voltage within a certain range.
The voltage regulator is also responsible for ensuring that the battery is charged and the light bulbs do not burn out.
How do I know if the charge controller might be defective?
- Incandescent light bulbs keep burning out.
- The headlights become brighter and dimmer.
- The battery is constantly dead.