I’ve got a 1996 FLSTC that’s not charging.
New Stator
New Rotor
New Voltage Regulator
5-month-old AGM battery
No matter what, I don’t receive voltage from the charging system to the battery. Testing completed.
Stator/rotor putting out 22-45 volts at the plug.
Voltage regulator not bleeding power. Produces 13-8 -14.5 volts with the bike running at the circuit breaker wire.
Once I connect it to the circuit breaker, the battery doesn’t receive the charging voltage. I’ve cleaned all grounds and properly tightened them all. It’s hard to suspect the circuit breaker when everything else works as it should with the bike running. It’s just not charging at all.
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Make sure that the regulator is grounded and that the regulator wire is attached to the main breaker (30 amp).
Make sure the main breaker is good. Replace it if it’s original.
If still nothing, you can run an 16 or 18 gauge wire from the copper post of the main breaker, and run it to the starter post (with the positive cable).
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