Chrysler Force Regulator & Rectifier

Shop regulator rectifiers for Chrysler Force outboards. The regulator rectifier converts AC voltage from the stator into DC power and regulates charging output to protect the battery and electrical system.

What Does a Regulator Rectifier Do?

This component controls battery charging voltage. A failing regulator rectifier can cause undercharging, overcharging, or intermittent electrical issues.

Common Symptoms of a Faulty Regulator Rectifier

• Battery not charging while engine is running
• Battery overcharging or boiling
• Dim or flickering lights
• Electrical components behaving erratically

Before Replacing the Regulator Rectifier

• Test stator output
• Inspect battery cables and ground connections
• Check fuse and circuit protection components
• Verify battery condition

Improper wire sizing or voltage drop can affect charging system performance. For guidance on marine-grade wire selection and amperage drop calculations, review our Marine Wire Selection & Amperage Drop Guide .

Always confirm engine model and serial number before ordering charging system components.

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