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Regulator Rectifier RM30027 for Polaris, Moto-Ski, Rupp, Skiroule Snowmobiles

Regulator Rectifier RM30027 for Polaris, Moto-Ski, Rupp, Skiroule Snowmobiles

SKU:RM30027

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Voltage Regulator Rectifier RM30027 for Classic Snowmobiles and Polaris

Moto-Ski, Rupp, Skiroule, Boa-Ski and Sno-Jet all models 1973-1982, plus Polaris 1987-2003

This is a brand new voltage regulator rectifier, part number RM30027, built as a direct replacement for the original unit used across Moto-Ski, Rupp, Skiroule, Boa-Ski and Sno-Jet snowmobiles from 1973 to 1982, and on Polaris machines from 1987 to 2003. It is a plug-and-play, direct fit part, so no assembly is required before installation. The unit uses a higher grade of electrical components than the original and its quality exceeds the OEM equipment it replaces. Every unit shipped is tested.

This is a compact single-wire unit: one plug, one pin and one wire of 110 mm, in a body measuring 47 mm wide by 48 mm long by 22 mm high, so it drops into the same tight mounting space as the original part on these older sleds. Electrically it provides a minimum charging voltage of 14.5 V plus or minus 0.5 V, handles a maximum charging current of 25 A / 300 W, holds open circuit voltage below 15 V and operates from -20 C to 85 C. Because the machines this part fits are decades old, it is worth going through the charging circuit before fitting: check the AC output of the stator, replace any burned or corroded connectors, check and repair any melted or brittle wiring, and use hi-temp dielectric grease on the connections. A wide list of OEM and cross-reference numbers is given below, so you can confirm the part against your original unit before ordering.

Key Features

  • Brand new direct replacement for the original regulator rectifier
  • Plug-and-play, direct fit, easy installation
  • No assembly required before fitting
  • Higher grade of electrical components than the original part
  • Quality exceeds the OEM equipment
  • Compact 47 x 48 x 22 mm body suits the original mounting position
  • Single wire, single pin, single plug layout with a 110 mm lead
  • Rated to 25 A / 300 W maximum charging current
  • Wide cross-reference list covering several vintage snowmobile brands
  • All units are tested before they are shipped

Technical Specs

Specification Detail
Part number RM30027
Width 47 mm
Length 48 mm
Height 22 mm
Wire length 110 mm
Number of plugs 1
Number of pins 1
Number of wires 1
Minimum charging voltage 14.5 V +/- 0.5 V
Maximum charging current 25 A / 300 W
Open circuit voltage Less than 15 V
Operating temperature -20 C to 85 C

Vehicle Fitment Guide

Make & Model Years
Moto-Ski, all models 1973-1982
Rupp, all models 1973-1982
Skiroule, all models 1973-1982
Boa-Ski, all models 1973-1982
Sno-Jet, all models 1973-1982
Polaris 1987-2003

OEM Part Number Cross Reference

Aftermarket replacement. OEM part numbers are listed for reference only.

Part Number Manufacturer / Brand
4060123 Polaris
4060071 Polaris
4060122 Polaris
4060092 Polaris
4060090 Polaris
2203873 Polaris
040530 OEM cross reference
040639 OEM cross reference
40430 OEM cross reference
21066.3502 OEM cross reference
S-00-13-113 OEM cross reference
540.1111.97 OEM cross reference
540.1111.65 OEM cross reference
540.1111.95 OEM cross reference
3082X9078 OEM cross reference
4082X9078 OEM cross reference
RM30027-R00 RMSTATOR

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit without modifying my sled?

Yes. It is a direct, plug-and-play replacement for the original regulator rectifier and no assembly is needed. The compact 47 x 48 x 22 mm body is designed to sit in the original mounting position, with a single 110 mm wire and a one-pin plug.

How do I confirm this is the right unit for a machine this old?

Check the number stamped or printed on your original regulator against the cross-reference table above. The list covers a wide range of vintage snowmobile part numbers alongside the Polaris numbers 4060123, 4060071, 4060122, 4060092, 4060090 and 2203873.

What are the signs that the old regulator has failed?

Charging voltage that never reaches 14.5 V plus or minus 0.5 V, a battery that will not stay charged, headlights that dim or blow bulbs, and burned or discoloured connectors at the regulator all point to a failed unit. Test the AC output of the stator at the same time, because a faulty stator will damage a new regulator.

What should I do to the wiring before fitting?

On machines of this age, replace any burned or corroded connectors, check and repair melted wiring, and apply hi-temp dielectric grease to every connection. This prevents the resistance and heat build-up that shortens the life of a new regulator.

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