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Charging issues I have a 81 suzuki 450, I changed the stator and tested it and it is good, now when I put a meter up to the battery it shows its draining while running than when I rev it up the voltage slowly goes up but it doesnt reach 13 volts like it should... could it be the regulator?

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Probably yes.But to be sure for your measurements put the battery on a charger for 12 hours to be fully charged.When you take it out of the charger it should be reading 12,5V even after 20 hours you have take it off the charger.Then put it on the bike again and measure the current on it's poles in 3-4000 rpm with your high beams on.It should be reading 13,5-14,5V.If not then renew the regulator/rectifier.

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