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Old 04-07-2006, 08:21 PM
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2000 f4, it hada sh693-12 rectifier... which doesnt match up with any of my buddies who have f4's but this one has a lot of mods from the last guy who owned it.. i looked all over and find the exact one so will another model work?? fu<ker overheated
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Old 04-07-2006, 08:29 PM
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o yea... i plugged my friends rectifier in and it didnt work

but i think his was a 99 not a 2000 if they changed it
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honda rectifiers were changed at one point hence the new part number. the old ones dont have heat fins on the top
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yea this one has heat fins too... but i dont know which one to get... if i buy the oem rectifier it should work i assume?
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Re: rectifier question
Originally Posted by SlitZ
yea this one has heat fins too... but i dont know which one to get... if i buy the oem rectifier it should work i assume?
I think its pretty safe to assume an oem part would work.
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