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Where`s the rectifier/regulator located on a 2000 yamaha v star classic

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I cannot give the exact location but you should look for plug that has three white wires, one black and one red wire running from the stator coil, which runs off the crank, and the battery, which the red wire runs to. With that in mind since there is not a lot of room on that style of bike, I would look under the seat area.

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