Hi - Does any one have an old regulator for sale (doesn't need to be working as I'm going to use it to house an electronic unit) - to go on a 36 RH? Dragonfly sell replica ones but by their own admission they are 'cheap' Many thanks Mark. P.S. If there are any other genuine parts for sale for a 36 ...

Hi Alan - Now it's becoming clearer.
I think I need to replace the gauge supply stud as it has the hole down the centre but not across the stud (as far as I can tell) so I can't work out how the oil could ever get to the gauge. I'll also order the pressure valve set up from Drags.
The guides are ...

Further to my last post the hole where the valve might go behind the pump doesn't seem the be threaded? Thanks again.

Hi I've taken the pump off (photo's attached - oil is still draining)there seems to be a threaded hole where the regulator valve should be but no spring, ball bearing or threaded cap.
Also, the stud coming out of the timing case (that Is supposed to feed the oil gauge) has a hole down the centre ...

Ah - I've had the pump off recently but can't remember seeing anything resembling a valve.

Hi Everyone here are some pictures of my set up the banjo? union obviously isn't attached. Thanks Mark

I've trawled the Internet and think I have found some 6v halogen headlight bulbs, rear, brake and pilot bulbs. I'll let you know how I get on. Hopefully I'll be doing some night riding soon. Cheers Mark. P.S. Any opinion on neg or pos earth for a 36 RH ? I'm going for + earth at the moment.

Hi Alan - Yes the pipe just feeds the gauge. I've taken the pipe off and blown through it, seems clear. I'll try it connected to the gauge and post some pictures. Thanks Mark

Just looked at Drag website - should have done this before posting - seems as though I've got a rogue reflector so need a new one withe relevant accessories holders, bulbs etc. Thanks Mark

Hi. I've just had my mag and dyno refurbished on my 36 RH. My bike has had a 12v conversion using a regulator from a car. So I've decided to swap it back to 6v positive earth with a new regulator. This means re jigging some wiring (I'll probably re-new the loom to make a neater job) and obviously ...