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Tomorrow is the day that I put my new part on I will put it on, and let my scoot run for about 20 mins to see if it's going to act up or what! Wish me the best of luck guys! I am sure hoping that this will put an end to my problems (electrical wise) and I'll be able to ride again! I haven't rode in 3 weeks

Alleyoop,

Thanks, I will try. It actually is pretty far from the engine. It's kind of isolated by itself. What I think started the problems on my scoot was one day I was letting it warm up and I went inside to get dressed for work and when I came back out my antifreeze was all on the ground and my engine was on HOOOOTTTTTT! Ever since then I've been having electrical problems. I think the heat may have got to my regulator. Even if not that, I have most likely found my problem!
Thanks for all the help guys!

I'm not sure where to find one that would work on my scooter. Would any from this page work??

www.monsterscooterparts.com/rectifiers.html

Yes sir it is. The lights will be on like they're supposed to, then suddenly go off and when I hit the dimmer switch it will back feed again just like before. But I have day light now and it's taken apart, so I'll see what I can find. I'm hoping it's nothing like a part is a messed up!

Yup Cruiser. I had it working but then it seemed as though something else may have been loose.
I am thinking of getting rid of those white box connectors and solder the wires that are needed to be connected together for precise and good connection. Only along the line that connects the tail lights headlights radiator fan, etc.
What do you say?
Do it or no?

Lol. Well let me discuss my findings today.
Today I had a semi success!
After coming home from work I already had my scoot dissassembled and I went out there and just pushed the tail light connector in really good, and discovered it to be loose. I started my scoot and I had headlights and everything!
Shortly after the vibration shook it loose. So what I did was to completely eliminate the white box connector. One by one I snipped and rewired and twisted the wires directly together and black taped very well! That way I know for sure they have a for sure connection.
It worked! I had headlights. I let the scoot get warm and the fan kicked on! Everything was perfect and bright! It thought I found the problem and fixed it! I started putting my scoot together and at various points of building I would start it and test it and everything was all dandy. After completing everything at 1am I sat on the scoot for the first time and fired it up.
No lights or nothing! Back to square one!
Then they came on.
Went off instantly.
Come on instatntly and stayed on. I was like not again!
I let it warm up and everything again and I let the fan come on a couple of times. I turned it off and went and grabbed my helmet to test drive it and shake it up really good.
I came back, started the scoot, hit the throttle and slammed the brakes (gives lots of vibration to the scoot) and the lights and everything went out.
I am believing I have another semi loose cable that is coming out when the vibration is going.
I'm thinking of following all the cords from the tail lights and doing what I did. To get rid of the crappy white box of connectors and directly rewire and twist together the connections. So they have a solid connection totally and are secured with black tape. Of course use zip ties to make sure everything is in place and doesn't fly off anywhere.
What do you guys think?
Worth a shot or no?
It was nice to see my scoot together and working.
But then it shot me down and failed.
Any input would be appreciated guys!
Thanks for all of your help!

I have one of my friends from down the street coming over with his multimeter to test each line.
I didn't even know he knew about sccooters! Apparently he took his entire carborator apart, and cleaned it himself. He did electrical problems in his as well!
I will have him test everything to see where the connection stops and see if we need some new wire