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I just replaced the regulator rectifier on my Arctic Cat 400 with an aftermarket unit from Ebay. The old one had definite signs of burn out. All fuses are proper sizes and there are no cooked wires to be found. Also installed a new charged battery. The regulator rectifier seem to get pretty warm in use...Is that normal, and if not, where should I be looking?

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