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2013 Intimidator Not Charging Battery

Mike McDonald

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The Intimidator is made in Arkansas and the company was affiliated with the Bad Boy products at one time. The engine is a Kohler 750. I replaced the flywheel and stator a year ago, so I feel like they are okay. The battery was replaced and all the cables are good, no corrosion. 
 

The wiring diagram shows a rectifier/regulator and an inline fuse that the manual said could be my charging problem.  My  questions are:

1. Are these rectifier/regulators some generic or, are they specific to each machine?

2. Are there UTV parts companies that handle parts for all brands of buggies?
 

3. If the answer to #2 is yes, could  someone recommend the names of parts companies I could contact?

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http://utvpartsandaccessories.com/intimidator/

This could be the place to look for parts.

 

I think with the regulator, make Sure The prongs are The same as the plug.

 

more than likely the parts are  generic made by Wee Fewl Yu  in  China.

Even though it says made in USA with American steel.

Alot of other brands make them in the USA, but parts come from abroad.

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