I am glad it helped!

It is still working fine. Can’t beat it for the price.

I just replaced it.

Make sure all your connections are clean and it is grounded well. If those are good it could possibly be your battery. I am definitely not an expert so I would suggest doing some research online and see what you find.

In ours the voltage is sometimes 11.7 and at one point it was over 16 volts. Do you think it's the voltage regulator?

I appreciate it. Hope it helps. Those are Maxxis Zillas on it.

It sounds like it is going over voltage. Pending your battery is ok I would suggest checking the wires that come out of the motor (stator wires) and make sure they have not rubbed through. Like in the video look good behind the oil filter area at the wires there that is where they tend to rub through. I

Continued……if those are ok it is a strong possibility it is the voltage regulator. They seem to be an issue on these things. If it is just follow the video for the install. The one I got on amazon is still doing fine on mine. Hopefully this helps. Thanks!

@@reeldazed539 do u have Instagram or Snapchat or something so I can text u ?

I apologize but as of now I do not.

@@reeldazed539 I just wanna make sure it’s my regulator I also have speakers and when I press the gas they cut off and the voltage will say ovr when I press the gas

The volts were dropping to the point my machine cut off.

@@reeldazed539 did you have check engine code?

I did not have a code. I had a new battery so I knew that was not the issue. After researching I found that this is a somewhat common issue so I decided to try this as a cheap replacement to see how it works. So far I still have not had any issues with it.

@@reeldazed539 cool thanks man I’m having issues with mine and trying to figure out what my issue is I’ve replaced tmap sensor and harness and fuel pump but I still get the code for map sensor but if code goes away then the quad shuts off but if code is on then quad runs good

Sorry to hear you are having those issues. Hopefully you will be able to get it resolved soon and I hate I am unable to give you any further suggestions on it.

I am unable to because I do not have an affiliate account yet. I wish I did. However the following is the info I sent to someone last night. (The model I got was Tepeng (just be sure to punch in your year model and Polaris sportsman voltage regulator on Amazon search). Thanks for watching and please consider subscribing.

I believe it is called a stator plug. They make stator connector repair kits also. Be sure to match year make model with new one and look at pics to confirm it looks the same as your old one. If it is damaged to the point it is unrecognizable look at the one in my video. Hope this helps!

Is this with a new regulator? 1-If so it sounds as though it is sending to much voltage. If new I would return it for another one. 2-If it is your old regulator it sounds as though you may need a new one. 3-(should be #1)If this is original regulator start by making sure battery is ok also jiggle the ignition switch key just to rule it out as well. They are finicky also. 4-make sure no wires are frayed. Hope this helps.

@@reeldazed539 thank you sir. It’s my old one, might be worth changing it out. Just took her out for a test ride, shut off. Volts dropped to the 10’s

Yeah if your battery is good it’s likely that regulator. If you change it out let me know how it goes. Thanks!

@@reeldazed539 Alright i got it! So right as i was starting to take the old VR off, i had to unscrew the positive and negative little O rings (excuse my lack of grease monkey talk) right under the fuse box, i noticed the positive was loose. I tighten them both down, charged the battery up a bit, and the flickering is completely gone!! Hope this helps someone haha

That’s awesome. It’s always good news when all it is is a loose bolt. Takes a little time to find it but it’s usually free! Glad you got it worked out!

Make sure your battery is charged good. Hopefully it will/is working for you.

So far it is holding up well. No problems with it….yet.