2004 Arctic Cat 90 4-stroke youth

This is what I asked in May 2013.... I did disconnect the electric choke and resistor right after this - could this be the reason for my regulator fires and fuses blowing? I have a manual choke on it (it was that way when I got it, with the electric choke thing still hooked up). The resistor that was on it only had one wire coming from it to the electric choke. I have a wiring schematic, if you need a better idea of what I am looking at. Is there a way to fix this without putting an electric choke carburetor on it with a resistor? Does the resistor work through the electric choke for something else? Thanks

 

it may have been a variable resister which allowed the choke to not just be on or off, but in between also by varying the voltage to the choke solenoid. do you have a wiring diagram that we can see?