Great news ...Got my Spyder back today ..update on 2017 RT Battery problem.

[spydernatic]

[h=2]Great News...Got the Spyder back. UPDATE[/h]

Some good news I got my Spyder back today after been told that it was going to take 7-10 days so here is what was done as per the repair order.
They replaced the battery due to...and here is his exact words on the repair order. 4/4/18 ........Pulled Battery out and load tested. Battery bad, failed load test with flying colors. Need replaced.
Prepped charged and installed new battery. tested charging and unit is charging to 14.6 DC as it should.

Cost of new battery $159.99
Labor $ 52.50 ($105 per hour)
Total $212.49
Tax $ 11.20
Repair order Total $223.69

This was done under WARRANTY and did not cost me anything
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[Chupaca]

Awesome...!!

Glad it all worked out. Nice when you get a bill like that..:clap:Still wonder about the battery going so soon...but your on the road again ...hyea:

 

[Mr. White]

Great News...Got the Spyder back. UPDATE

Some good news I got my Spyder back today after been told that it was going to take 7-10 days so here is what was done as per the repair order.
They replaced the battery due to...and here is his exact words on the repair order. 4/4/18 ........Pulled Battery out and load tested. Battery bad, failed load test with flying colors. Need replaced.
Prepped charged and installed new battery. tested charging and unit is charging to 14.6 DC as it should.

Cost of new battery $159.99
Labor $ 52.50 ($105 per hour)
Total $212.49
Tax $ 11.20
Repair order Total $223.69

This was done under WARRANTY and did not cost me anything​

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Suggestion: Charge your new battery today (overnight) to bring it up to 100%. Dealers never charge their batteries before installing them. It is probably around 80%.

:spyder2:

 

[Little Blue]

Battery Tender

Yes, Very good News. I agree with the 'Tip' on a slow/low charge of the Battery overnight. My 2.:thumbup:

 

[Saluda]

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Suggestion: Charge your new battery today (overnight) to bring it up to 100%. Dealers never charge their batteries before installing them. It is probably around 80%.

:spyder2:

Although good advice I wouldn't say never. There are some good dealers out there, I have one.