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ZXR250C help!

Discussion in 'Kawasaki 250cc In-line 4's' started by jayyeah977, Aug 10, 2014.

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  1. zixxer

    zixxer Well-Known Member

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    its your headlights, just get a new r/r and it should be good to go.
     
    zixxer, Sep 9, 2014
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    Shouldn't be the headlights. They won't come on till the engine is started. Try the r/r and see how you go
     
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  3. zixxer

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    mine come on when i turn the key.
     
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    Is yours an A model?
     
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    Tim_ resident nutcase Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    C models will only turn the light on when the electrical system has enough current being carried through it.. its a battery saving feature so you don't sacrifice power on the light during start up... A model has a switch to turn the head light off and on...
     
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    Which had been rewired to keep lights on at all times on most due to compliance rules
     
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    Of course mine has that...*shifty eyes*:oops:
     
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  8. zixxer

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    i have checked mine out before and it looks like someone just soldered the **** out of the switch.
     
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    Does it have a slot in the switch block where once a switch would have been?
     
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    Just took a video of the voltage while idling...
     
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    it looks like they literally just dripped solder all over the switch and it then dripped in every direction it could.
     
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    What kind of voltage should I be getting between stators?
    Also, I'm pretty sure I'm not getting enough voltage to charge the battery, and I get ominous voltage spikes when the throttle is closed and engine is costing back to idle, so I'm pretty sure the regulator has had it... Where can I get another one? And should I bother getting anything better, or just throw another OEM one in?
     
    jayyeah977, Sep 15, 2014
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    Hey guys just wondering do you have a wiring diagram for a ZX250C 1992? my regulator is fried and i need to wire up a new one?
     
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    Hi Brodie,

    We have in the resources section a manual for the zxr250C
    Below are links to the electrical part which includes a wiring diagram.
    http://2fiftycc.com/index.php?resources/kawasaki-zxr250-service-manual-part-11.95/
    http://2fiftycc.com/index.php?resources/kawasaki-zxr250-service-manual-part-11.95/
    For access you need to become a premium member
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    http://2fiftycc.com/index.php?threa...premium-membership-workshop-manuals-etc.2123/

    Cheers
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    Hi Huntsman, i am new to this site so thanks alot for putting me in right direction cause i was lost for abit, i just signed up as a premium member then, got some info i need, i am sure i will hopefully find my way around here ok eventually as its got some great stuff here, and nice 2fiftys,

    Thanks again Brodie
     
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    great job mate! if you have any questions just ask :) or post a thread with pics of your bike and ask your questions in there. We have many knowledgeable members that can help you out :)
     
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