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bluesavage218

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Solenoid and rectifier
09/24/10 at 12:42:50

Hey guys,

It's been quite a while since I've been on here. I'm in the middle of the bobber transformation. I just got the rear fender taken off and I'm not sure wear to mount the solenoid. I'm gonna mount the rectifier using the existing holes where the fender used to be attached. I can mount the solenoid to the frame, but I was wondering if you guys had any better ideas?

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Re: Solenoid and rectifier
Reply #1 - 09/25/10 at 04:04:23

Someone recently posted a picture of the unit mounted to the right side of the battery holder. It made for a neat package. Just keep it out of the acid fumes!
I believe that the solenoid is mounted to the fender as a heat sink. I have often wondered about mounting it to a large CPU heat sink with thermal grease much like a computer.

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Demin Serious Thumper Offline We need more chlorine in the gene pool Posts: 2435 Warren,Ohio Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #2 - 09/25/10 at 05:35:11 I put all of mine between the frame rails.
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Savage_Amusement Serious Thumper Offline On this steel horse I ride. Posts: 1004 Omaha, NE Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #3 - 09/25/10 at 06:46:50 I put my rectifier down on that flat spot on the muffler bracket. Looks like it was supposed to go there. This was from awhile back when I had first mounted it.
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Edgar Senior Member Offline Are you a lucky little lady in the city of light? Posts: 353 San Diego	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #4 - 09/26/10 at 20:48:07 I'm in the same boat u are bluesavage, please the solution u went with and pics if u can!
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bluesavage218 Full Member Alliance Member Offline Chicks dig it. Posts: 204 Jackson, TN Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #5 - 09/27/10 at 09:15:28 Edgar, I found a good spot for it if you aren't using your rear fender, it's really easy to relocate too. I'll post pics tonight if I get a chance.
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Edgar Senior Member Offline Are you a lucky little lady in the city of light? Posts: 353 San Diego	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #6 - 09/27/10 at 11:42:25 Yea please do!
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Re: Solenoid and rectifier
Reply #7 - 09/27/10 at 20:41:48

Ok here are some photos of where I put the rectifier. I put it where the rear fender was once attached to the frame. I used one of the bolts that was holding the fender on and just drilled a little bit bigger hole in the rectifier. You can use one bolt unless you can come up with a bracket of some sort and use both but I tightened it down well and it works great.

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bluesavage218 Full Member Alliance Member Offline Chicks dig it. Posts: 204 Jackson, TN Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #8 - 09/27/10 at 20:44:32 And for the solenoid.... well I just zip tied it to the frame right under the seat. My tail lights will be hiding it anyway...
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babyhog Serious Thumper Offline On two wheels... again Posts: 3805 WV Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #9 - 09/29/10 at 05:42:39 So with no rear fender, is stuff that is picked up off the road going to hurt the rectifier there?? Water, dirt, road oils, etc...
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bluesavage218 Full Member Alliance Member Offline Chicks dig it. Posts: 204 Jackson, TN Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #10 - 09/29/10 at 08:17:46 Naaa it shouldn't, it's solid. I don't think anything would hurt it.
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justin_o_guy2 Serious Thumper Offline What happened? Posts: 55279 East Texas, 1/2 dallas/la.	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #11 - 09/29/10 at 08:32:33 Most things like that are epoxy filled. Couldnt get into it with a chisel.
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SimonTuffGuy Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline i like to thump... ;) Posts: 1159 Central PA Gender:	Re: Solenoid and rectifier Reply #12 - 09/29/10 at 17:18:41 I removed my airbox from my bike and went with a cone filter... Since I had extra space left, I put the rectifier on the back side of the battery box. I'm debating what to do with the box now though, so I've got to relocate it again. Not sure how I'll move it yet. I need to figure out my fender first.
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