Voltage Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki LTF300F KingQuad 1999-2001 No.3280019B00

Voltage Regulator Rectifier for Suzuki LTF300F KingQuad 1999-2001 No.3280019B00

SKU: AT-NZ6I96KXB
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Vehicle fitment & details
  • Vendor REPAIROCK
  • SKU AT-NZ6I96KXB
  • Fits makes
    • Suzuki
  • Fits models
    • LT160E Quadrunner 160 89-04
    • LTF160 Quadrunner 160 90-07
    • LTF250 QuadRunner 2WD 88-01
    • LTF250 QuadRunner 4WD 99-01
    • LTF300F KingQuad 300 99-01
    • VL 125 Intruder 00-07
    • VL 250 Intruder L2
    • for DR-Z250
  • Model years
    • 2001
    • 2002
    • 2003
    • 2004
    • 2005
    • 2006
    • 2007
    • 2008
    • 2009
    • 2012
  • OE numbers
    • 3280019B00
    • 3280019B11

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OE Number:
  • 3280019B00/3280019B11
Voltage Regulator Fitment:
  • for Suzuki VL 125 Intruder 00-07
  • for Suzuki VL 250 Intruder L2 2012
  • for Suzuki for DR-Z250 2001-2009
  • for Suzuki LT160E Quadrunner 160 89-04
  • for Suzuki LTF160 Quadrunner 160 90-07
  • for Suzuki LTF250 QuadRunner 2WD 88-01
  • for Suzuki LTF250 QuadRunner 4WD 99-01
  • for Suzuki LTF300F KingQuad 300 99-01
Specification:
  • Material: ABS, Aluminum
  • Size: 4.7x7.5cm/1.85x3in(L*W)
  • Wire Length: 15.5cm/6.1in
  • Pin: 5
  • This is a non-OEM product, accessory only!
  • Include 1x Voltage Regulator Rectifier
Regulator Rectifier Features:
  • 1.AC to DC : Converts alternating current (AC) generated by a generator into direct current (DC).
  • 2.Voltage stabilization: Stabilizes the converted DC voltage within a safe and fixed range. Prevent under-charging, overheat or over-charging.
Effects of Failed Regulator Rectifier:
  • 1. Battery Damage: It will either not charge your battery or overcharge it.
  • 2. Electrical Damage: It can send excess voltage, burning out lights and sensitive electronics.
  • 3. Performance & Safety Risk: It causes poor engine running and creates a potential fire hazard from overheating.
Installation Steps:
  • 1. Turn off the power.
  • 2. Remove the old rectifier and label the wiring.
  • 3. Install the new rectifier in its oldl position, connect the corresponding cables, and check that the connections are secure.
  • 4. Finally, turn the power back on and start the vehicle to check that all electrical components are working properly.