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The JMP Voltage Regulator (700.20.67) is an essential component designed for motorcycle owners looking to stabilize their vehicle's electrical system and protect sensitive electronics from power surges. It is ideal for riders experiencing inconsistent lighting or battery charging issues, though it requires basic mechanical knowledge to ensure correct wiring and mounting during installation.
| Model Part Number | 700.20.67 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JMP |
Common signs include a dead battery, flickering lights, or components like bulbs burning out prematurely.
Yes, it must be mounted in a location with adequate airflow, as the unit generates heat during operation.
No, this part is designed for specific applications; always cross-reference the MPN 700.20.67 with your vehicle's service manual.
It converts the AC voltage from the stator into stable DC voltage required by the battery and electronic systems.
Keep the external cooling fins clean from debris to ensure the unit stays cool during extended rides.
Check all harness connections for corrosion and verify the ground wire is securely fastened to the frame.
Check the alternator output to ensure the stator is providing consistent power to the regulator input.
To install, ensure your motorcycle is powered off and the battery is disconnected. Locate the original regulator, which is usually mounted to the motorcycle's frame or near the battery box to facilitate heat dissipation. Disconnect the electrical plugs, mount the new JMP unit securely using the existing hardware, and reconnect the harness. Ensure the ground connection is clean and tight, as a poor ground will cause the regulator to fail prematurely. Periodically inspect the cooling fins on the regulator; keep them free of mud and debris to prevent overheating. Always verify the part number 700.20.67 matches your specific motorcycle model and electrical configuration before attempting installation.
