2008B.1 Motorcycle Rectifier For 3JP-81960-01-00 / Yamaha Vmax 1200
2008B.1 Motorcycle Rectifier For 3JP-81960-01-00 / Yamaha Vmax 1200
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- R176.48/mo 3 months
- R89.24/mo 6 months
- R47.1/mo 12 months
- From R176.48/month over 3 months, or as low as R47.1/month over 12. Total repayable over 12 months: R565.2. Interest at 20.75% p.a. applies.
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Description
The 2008B.1 Motorcycle Rectifier is a voltage stabilizer designed for the Yamaha Vmax 1200. It is suitable for everyday use and helps maintain optimal voltage levels in the motorcycle's electrical system.
- Product Type: Voltage Stabilizer
- Compatibility: Yamaha Vmax 1200 (1996-2007)
- Material: Aluminum
- Key Feature: Heat dissipation shell
- Weight: 120g
- Output Voltage: 14.5V
- Applicable Battery: 12V
- Applicable Models: Reemplazo Shindengen SH662-12, Yamaha 3JP-81960-00, Yamaha 3JP-81960-01
- Installation Precautions:
- Install in a location with good ventilation and heat dissipation.
- Connect AC input line; measure output voltage before connecting positive and negative wires.
- Ensure rectifier is closely attached to the frame for heat conduction.
- Avoid pressing other wires between the rectifier and the frame.
- Include a fuse between the rectifier's positive outlet and the battery.
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