My boy has a 2004 Yamamoto 110. The battery won't hold a charge. I have replaced the battery, but after a few runs around the house the battery is dead and i have to jump start it. And that is a pain. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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The problem that you describe may or may not have a simple solution. It is hard for anyone here to prescribe a fix for an electrical problem without a diagnoses.

Though not specific for your vehicle, the link below will probably help you allot.

http://forums.atvconnection.com/mess...hreadid=396132

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You need to check the stator on the charging side. Call a dealer and get the correct ohms.