RMSTATOR 2002-2009 Honda VFR800 Interceptor How To Install Stator Voltage Regulator Rectifier

0:00 Honda VFR800 Stator and Regulator
4:39 Remove old regulator
6:00 Install new regulator
12:28 Remove stator sidecover
19:11 Remove old stator from sidecover
22:42 Install new stator in sidecover
29:27 Install stator sidecover on bike
34:38 Pass stator wiring through frame & complete wiring
40:59 Test charging system
There's a reason the VFR800 is one of the most popular sport touring bikes of all time. It's fast, fun, comfortable, and just plain awesome. Unfortunately they have always been plagued by charging system problems. If you've owned one long, you have probably had to replace a stator and/or voltage regulator.
RMSTATOR has you covered with an upgraded voltage regulator that bypasses the failure-prone vehicle wiring harness connection, and goes straight to the battery terminals. Don't waste time on other aftermarket fixes, just do it right the first time.
Our premium stator is much better than the original and will keep you charging for years to come.
Follow along with RMSTATOR's Electrical Engineer Evan as he updates the charging system on this VFR800 Interceptor.
Stator:
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Regulator (cast aluminum housing):
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Regulator (CNC machined anodized red housing):
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[@gorlami3341]

THANK GOD for KZbin videos. I probably couldnt even change a tire without one.

[@kontemplatemusic2189]

"Torque wrench is a great invention with one that tinkers a lot in mind...." Master Yoda.

[@roseelectronics4582]

You're the guys who taught me the starting system the best way. Thanks for the video.

[@pnoyryder68]

I've done this replacement as well on my 07 VFR. The real problem with these, along with similar issues with other full fairing sportbikes is the location of the stator on the bike. They just don't get enough air circulation to cool them down. They constantly run hot to the point of failure hence reliability issues. The permanent fix is to either relocate them to a better more open spot or more efficient cooling fins

[@alfredopereira6884]

Great video man ! Thanks for the work. I know I can do this job now.

[@holeephuk]

Excellent..cheers

[@kentwiley1067]

Why not using a torque wrench?

[@jeffh5325]

will the updated R/R also work with 98-2001 VFR's where you eliminate the battery plug that goes directly to the battery?

[@ryantusard0659]

Hi and thank you for this video. I got the same bike and my stator wires get a very high temperature as soon as I start the engine. However the regulator remains cold and the battery doesn't charge well. Is my situation similar to the problem encountered by the vrf on your video? Thanks ang greetings from France 🇫🇷👍

[@FugglesRift]

Hey guys great video. On a healthy VFR is just one of your new MOSFET R/Rs good enough as a total solution for the VFR?

[@giovannimaraniello4073]

Hey Great video! Can you please share a link for it? In order for me to buy the parts

[@maga3392]

My VFR800 has a problem with the battery recently. I replaced it with a new battery but it ran out of power after only 2 hours of driving. The situation is the same as the host said.

[@damonalagich4524]

Can you explain why you didn't do the same with the 5th gen(2000/2001) R/R (SKU RM30505H)- connect directly to the battery for the voltage ? Can you use the 6th gen R/R you are showing here on the 5th gen?

[@conraderb]

Just to confirm, you apply a light coating of RTV on BOTH sides of your gasket? So the cross-section is: Stator cover - RTV - gasket - RTV - mount?

[@damonalagich4524]

only on the casting side necessary, the cover is 1 piece.

[@markm5ireland]

At 8.27 you say the connector will not be used. Previous owner has a sat nav wired to one those wires so when bike is started is at nav gets power. If I go for mosfet regulator what happens then given regulator is not connector…sorry if this is a stupid question as a result I’m leaning to buy old style…can anyone please help

[@on1swing]

What if my charging system reads 14.77 when the throttle is pulled?

[@xboxice2005]

Hi guys what's the name of that black thing rapped around the fuel tank?

[@pnoyryder68]

It's a tank bra. Not popular here but more so in Europe