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Old 08-09-2021, 09:15 PM
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Is 12 volts coming out of L terminal of the VR? You can run a jumper from the L terminal directly to the coil and see if it works. If it does, something is amiss along the black wire, green wire and switch. If it doesn't, then something is amiss from battery to VR. This assumes you have the correct VR.

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Most definitely a bad voltage regulator! Ordered a new one and should be good to go. Thanks for the help all.
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Most definitely a bad voltage regulator! Ordered a new one and should be good to go. Thanks for the help all.
Just so you know, not all voltage regulators are created equal.
Take extra special care to match the LABELED terminals to the proper wires, as various manufactures put the labeled location of terminals in different places.
if it says Batt, make sure you are placing a batt wire on it, and soo on.
Don't just place the wires on the terminal location as they were on the previous regulator ( and they could have been wrongly located also)
Most all sellers will not accept a return regulator because someone "let the magic smoke out" because of a misplaced wire.
You smoke it, it you bought it.
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