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Fried Diode !!!

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by 82maxim400, Aug 22, 2007.

  1. 82maxim400

    82maxim400 Member

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    But i can not find a part number to replace it.

    its under the seat witha Blue /yellow wire attached. anyone know about this?
     
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    3H5-81980-00-00 - Your Yamaha dealer should be able to order it.

    Can probably get an equivalent at RadioShack for about $2.00.

    1) How do you know it's fried?

    2) How did you fry it?
     
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    My mom use to fry diodes with hash browns and chicken...MMMMM ! Tasty!
     
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    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    Maybe he jump-started the Bike off his running Hummer. That ought to do the trick.
     
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    fresh battery . no jump starting of any kind no idea why it fried , from what I have read from people who actually want to help is sometimes age is a factor. gonn get a few of these diodes and track down possible shorts. thanks for the information
     
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    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    Age is a factor.

    Fuse panels, Alternator Brushes, Starter Brushes, Starter Clutches, Brake Master Cylinders, Cam Chains and Tensioners, Switches and Solenoids are all beginning to act their age ... Old!

    So far, we've had a fix for every problem that comes along. I suspect finding you a new Diode won't be too difficult.

    You can get the Yamaha Shaped one or a Radio Shack Shaped one. Their function is exactly the same.
     
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