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Voltage Regulator Rectifier for Yamaha XV535/Virago/V-Max (1984-1999) | Replaces 3LP-81960-00-00 42X-81960-A1-00 Product Description
Precision OEM Compliance:
Direct replacement for Yamaha:
3LP-81960-00-00, 42X-81960-A1-00,
42X-81960-A0-00, 3LP-81960-01-00
Engineered for 1984-1999 models:
- XV535 Virago (1987-1996)
- XV700/750/1000 Virago (1984-1997)
- V-Max 1200 (1985-1995)
Aerospace-Grade Construction:
Die-cast aluminum housing (0.12" thickness)
99.95% oxygen-free copper windings
MIL-STD-202H vibration certified
Thermal epoxy encapsulation (-40°F to 302°F)
Electrical Specifications:
Voltage regulation: 14.4V±0.15V @ 3,000 RPM
Current capacity: 25A continuous/40A peak
Ripple suppression: Reverse polarity protection (16V cutoff)
Technical Requirements:
Requires healthy battery (≥12.6V static)
Compatible with:
- AGM/Gel/Lead-acid batteries
- 18-22AWG stator wiring
- OEM charging system configuration
Model-Specific Compatibility:
XV535 Special (1994-1996)
Virago 1100 (1986-1999)
All 4-cylinder 1000cc configurations
Points/TCI ignition systems
Installation:
Direct plug-and-play replacement
Corrosion-resistant M6 hardware included
Torque specification: 8-10 N·m
Matt Squire
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2021
Hardly a regulator unless it's DOA... 16.8V at 3,000RPM would indicate a shorted pass transistor, if anything's actually in there. A 250 mile weekend on 2 lane roads and it had boiled off 5mm + (1/4") of water in my battery...Returning...Did get here in a Day, though
humbucker
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2021
I ordered this regulator/rectifier mostly because of price, and available through Amazon. I did not check with Ohmmeter prior to install, but I tried after removal with an inexpensive digital multi-meter, and could not obtain any resistance readings. My alternator out put is about 30 vac and increases with rpm. With this rectifier installed, i had charging volts (dc) of 15+ volts and increasing with rpm. lights were pulsing . I believe this is defective causing an overcharging condition. I was cautioned through a Yamaha forum, ab.out buying "aftermarket" regulators,.....for this very reason. A replacement would be hoped for.
david864
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2020
I received the voltage regulator in a timely manner. The product bolted up and the connections were correct.
jake
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2020
Overcharged the battery, providing almost 18V at3k rpm
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