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testrider
Hi,
After reading all the problem of regulator/rectifier, even though my 97 XX's still works fine, I'm thinking that may be it's a good idea to keep a spare just in case.

Looking at ebay, there are several for CBR 600/900/F2/F3, I think all CBR (600/900/1100XX) use the same regulator/rectifier? It seems so as I looked
at http://www.electrexusa.com/ and the same part number is listed for all
CBRs.

I just like to confirm it with you guys before I start looking for one on ebay.

Thanks.

-Mike-
birdie_xx
I don't think that's right.
When you look here http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/frames.cfm?c...ogfile=200_0351 , you'll see there are three different RR's between the years of XX alone. The '99/'00 and '01/'03 look like they have the same plug though...
The 600 and 900 CBR's have all different plugs and RR's... The 954 and '01/'03 XX look similar, but have different part numbers... you may be able to retrofit them, same as the R1 RR. Needs some plug modification.
Cheers,
blkbrdrydr
The 01/03 OEM rr seems like a much better deal than the aftermarket one
testrider
I emailed Ron Ayres and they told me that it's $207 for the
improved regulator for my 97 XX (part # 31600-MY7-305 $207.41!
Where did you guys get it for < $100?
-Mike-
Involute
I paid $65 or so for an R1 Reg/Rec from a local aftermarket supply shop.
birdie_xx
part # 31600-MY7-305

This is the original part for the '97/'98 !
It was actually replaced by 31600-My7-600 which on Ron Ayers web site is $141 !!!
When you look at the '99/'00 , that part is $96.20.
The improved - better cooling RR from '01-'03 is $85.96 !!!!
I don't know who you talked to but he was wrong. The '99-'03 RR has a different plug !!! So you'd have to rewire it .
Cheers,
RodeRash
From the RonAyres web site.

QUOTE
Partnumber: 31600-MY7-600 is superceded to 31600-MY7-305



SET,REGULATOR

Part Number: 31600-MY7-305
Description: SET,REGULATOR
Price: $141.23
testrider
THanks guys. What year of R1 regulator can I use? I looked on ebay and there are several: some with 2 plugs and some with 1 plug.

Anybody knows what kind of modification do I need if I get a 01-03 XX regulator for my 97 XX?

Thanks again.
-Mike-
bajjer9
as per my local yammie dealer 99-01 use the same R/R...mine came from an 01...all i had to do was remove the terminals from the plastic connector of the wiring harness, put em on and tape em up...heres a good write up on it

http://www.vlc.com.au/~justin/about/bikes/...eg_replace.html :idea:
testrider
Thanks again. You are right. I looked on ebay and 2002 and up R1 regulator has 2 plugs while 01 and earlier has 1 plug. I think I'm going to get one
for spare.

-Mike-
testrider
I just checked on ebay and there are several used R1 regulator. However, when I asked if there is any warranty that they work, they all replied that they are sold as is. For electronics items, I found it doesn't sound reasonable to buy something as is without even any warranty that it'll work. I guess if that's the standard practice, I can put my dead laptop ($2000 new and now dead, value at $0), dead hard drives ($250 new and now dead value at $0) on ebay and sell them for $50 as is. Geez!

-Mike-
testrider
QUOTE(bajjer9)
as per my local yammie dealer 99-01 use the same R/R...mine came from an 01...all i had to do was remove the terminals from the plastic connector of the wiring harness, put em on and tape em up...heres a good write up on it

http://www.vlc.com.au/~justin/about/bikes/...eg_replace.html :idea:


Thanks! What's the part # of the 99-01 R1 regulator?

-Mike-
testrider
QUOTE(birdie_xx)
I don't think that's right.
When you look here http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/frames.cfm?c...ogfile=200_0351 , you'll see there are three different RR's between the years of XX alone. The '99/'00 and '01/'03 look like they have the same plug though...
The 600 and 900 CBR's have all different plugs and RR's... The 954 and '01/'03 XX look similar, but have different part numbers... you may be able to retrofit them, same as the R1 RR. Needs some plug modification.
Cheers,


Thanks for the link. It looks like 99/00 and 01/03 have this weird round plug while 97/98 has the rectangular plug...
birdie_xx
You welcome..... :cool:
bajjer9
dunno the part number for the r1 RR...i got mine from someone on the r1 forum
birdie_xx
This is the Yamaha part # 4JH-81960-01-00 for '99/'00 R1, from this website:
http://www.yamahapart.com/

You can view the part number (#29 for '99 and #38 for '00) when you place it in the basket. They sell it for $75 BTW.

Cheers,
silverbird1100
That's a great write up from bajjer9, He mentioned the 02's and up have a larger better cooling R/R. has anyone with an 02' actually had an R/R go out?
bajjer9
Hehe as much as i would like to take credit for that i cant...it was a link i found on the 'net[/quote]
Redbird
QUOTE
He mentioned the 02's and up have a larger better cooling R/R. has anyone with an 02' actually had an R/R go out?


My '01 has the newer style R/R, so I believe it's the '01 model and up- and no, I can't recall anyone posting about the newer unit failing. I could be wrong, though.
silverbird1100
I just checked my r/r wiring harness and it looks great just like the one in that link above. This is very encouraging since I fried my stator (turned it black) in only 12,000 miles.
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