Practice question
A motorcycle headlights burn out frequently at high engine RPMs. What is the most likely cause of this electrical issue?
- The voltage regulation circuit inside the regulator/rectifier has failed, allowing charging voltage to rise too high.
- The headlight bulb wattage is too high for the stator capacity.
- The stator exciter coil is shorted to the engine ground.
- The battery is completely charged, forcing all excess current to the headlight bulb.
Answer: A — The voltage regulation circuit inside the regulator/rectifier has failed, allowing charging voltage to rise too high.
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