Yet another VFR rectifier question, with a twist

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    Hi,
    I have a 1999 vfr and need to change the r/r (usual symptoms). However the harness connectors to stator and battery have been cut and wires soldered directly. So from reading prior posts I see that the yellow wires from the stator can be connected to any yellow wire on the r/r. How about on the battery side?
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    The battery side is definitely polarized, although I don't know the colors. Black or green is usually negative, and white or red is usually positive. I'm sure somebody here will know.
     
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    Has anyone got any more info? Thanks
     
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    don't understand the question.

    yes, any yellow. The last two should consist of a red and a black as I recall. Red/Red, Black/Black and ride.

    I can look later or tomorrow since my starter relay plug melted and I'm working on that right now.
     
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