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Universal Voltage Regulator for Manual Start Engines w/up to 200W Output - 01-090-5

  • Part #:
    21286
  • Mfg Part #:
    01-090-5
  • OEM/Ref#:
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Parts Unlimited

Universal Voltage Regulator for Manual Start Engines w/up to 200W Output - 01-090-5

  • Part #:
    21286
  • Mfg Part #:
    01-090-5
  • OEM/Ref#:
Price: $25.95
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Parts Unlimited Universal Voltage Regulator for Manual Start Engines w/up to 200W Output - 01-090-5
  • Dennis Kirk has and original-equipment-type regulators to fit many snowmobiles
  • These voltage regulators install in-line and prevent bulb burn-outs caused by overloads


FOR UNIVERSAL LISTING:

For manual start models with up to 200watt output
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Due to the manufacture's advertising policy - this item is excluded from promotions and discounts details
Specifications
Part #: 21286
Mfg #: 01-090-5
Type Voltage Regulator
Units Each
Weight 0.25 lbs
Alternate/OEM Part Number(s):
010905
Fitment for Parts Unlimited Universal Voltage Regulator for Manual Start Engines w/up to 200W Output - 01-090-5

Part 21286 fits the following machines

Moto-Ski
  • Super Sonic 1979, 1981
  • Ultra Sonic 454 1981
  • Ultra Sonic LC 1980
Ski-Doo
  • Blizzard 7500 Plus 1979-1980
  • Blizzard 9500 1979-1980
  • Blizzard Cross Country 340 1979
  • Cheyenne R 1990-1991
  • Citation 250 1991
  • Citation E 250 1991
  • Citation LS 1985-1988
  • Citation LSE 1985-1988
  • Elan 250 1988-1996
  • Formula Grand Touring 1993
  • Formula III 600 1995
  • Formula Mach 1 1989-1993
  • Formula Mach 1 w/2-up seat 1993
  • Formula Mach 1 X 1991
  • Formula Mach 1 XTC 1990-1993
  • Formula Mach 1 XTC II 1992
  • Formula Mach Z 1993
  • Formula MX 1988-1993
  • Formula MX II 1993
  • Formula MX LT-2 1990
  • Formula MX X 1991
  • Formula MX XTC 1991
  • Formula MX XTC R 1992-1993
  • Formula MXE 1991
  • Formula MXE XTC 1991
  • Formula MX-LT 1989-1990
  • Formula MX-Z 1993
  • Formula Plus 1988-1993
  • Formula Plus E 1991-1993
  • Formula Plus LT 1989-1990
  • Formula Plus LT-2 1990
  • Formula Plus X 1991-1993
  • Formula Plus XTC 1991-1993
  • Formula Plus XTC E 1991-1992
  • Formula SS 1995
  • Formula ST 1994
  • Formula STX 1994-1995
  • Formula STX LT 1995
  • Formula Z 583 1994-1995
  • Mach 1 1994-1995
  • Mach Z 779 1994-1995
  • MX 1994-1995
  • MX-Z 380F 2001
  • MX-Z 440 1995
  • MX-Z 467 1994
  • MX-Zx 467 LC 1994
  • Nordik 50 1988-1991
  • Nordik 60 1988-1991
  • Safari 377 1987-1988
  • Safari 377E 1987-1988
  • Safari 503 1988
  • Safari 503R 1988
  • Safari Cheyenne 1989
  • Safari Citation 1989-1990
  • Safari Citation E 1989-1990
  • Safari Deluxe 1993-1994
  • Safari Escapade 1989
  • Safari GLX 1990-1992
  • Safari L 1990-1994
  • Safari LC 1990
  • Safari LCE 1991-1992
  • Safari LE 1990-1992
  • Safari LX 1990-1991
  • Safari LXE 1990-1991
  • Safari Rally 1993
  • Safari Rally E 1994
  • Safari Saga 1989
  • Safari Scout 1989-1990
  • Safari Scout E 1989
  • Safari Voyageur 1989
  • Scout 1991-1992
  • Skandic 503 1987
  • Skandic II 377 1992-1994
  • Skandic II 377R 1992-1994
  • Skandic II 503R 1993-1994
  • Skandic II 503R SLT 1993-1994
  • Stratos 1987-1988
  • Summit 470 1994
  • Summit 470-2 1994
  • Summit 583 1994-1995
  • Summit 583-2 1994
  • Summit 670 1995
  • Tundra 1988-1992
  • Tundra II 1993-1994
  • Tundra II LT 1993-1995
  • Tundra LT 1988-1992
  • Tundra R 2002
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Where is the voltage regulator located? I can't seem to find mine.
Abe D on Jan 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It's on the left half of the engine bay (the half with the belt), on the bottom, should be held on with one bolt.
What voltage does this regulate to?
A shopper on May 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 12 volt alternating current, System without a battery.
What does it do when the regulator goes out?
A shopper on Mar 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: A regulator with no battery keeps voltage stable. When bad usually light bulbs will burn out on higher rpm runs.
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I blew out 2 headlights,2 tail lights,and 6 instrument lights until I figured out what the problem was.I changed the voltage regulator and it fixed the problem. Great price for a hard to find item.
March 6, 2013