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Lucas volt. reg. Mounting
« on: 15.09. 2019 19:55 »
What is the factory correct mounting location for the voltage reg?. On a plunger A 10/A7.
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Re: Lucas volt. reg. Mounting
« Reply #1 on: 15.09. 2019 20:03 »

 Under the seat on two bolts/setscrews in the 'contoured' holes in the mudguard
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Re: Lucas volt. reg. Mounting
« Reply #2 on: 15.09. 2019 21:27 »
G'day manxman.
As duTch said. I rubberize the mounting with two little "engine mounts".  https://tinyurl.com/yyvj9rth  (1608G6U13) Lifts it up a tad but no one has noticed yet, also makes mounting/unmounting easier.
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Re: Lucas volt. reg. Mounting
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........ I rubberize the mounting with two little "engine mounts".  ...

 Yep- I did much the same but just did a washer and nut then another larger washer each side which stay in place after the reG comes off....( maybe an upside down flange nut wild work just as well, but i guess that isn't 'original'- except in my mind)
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