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Loose negative terminal under seat...
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Bob Denman
New member
:yikes: Yup!
You need to get an extra thin wrench (I think 10mm), and bend it a bit...
And don't ever loosen it again! (It's basically there just for jump-starting...)
You need to get an extra thin wrench (I think 10mm), and bend it a bit...
And don't ever loosen it again! (It's basically there just for jump-starting...)
BigGuy66
Member
Yikes is right. I am new to this spyder world. My check engine light came on and the dealer - 40 miles away - said to losses the negative terminal and take it off for a few minutes then put it back and try the engine again. I see the negative terminal under my 2010 seat and - that's how it got loosened. Probably gonna trailer it to my dealer. Can't go to AR in the morning. [emoji22]
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Bob Denman
New member
He should have mentioned that the negative terminal on the battery is hidden behind the left rear storage compartment... :banghead:
You didn't do anything wrong... :thumbup:
You didn't do anything wrong... :thumbup:
Spyder_Cowgirl
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
Thin Wrench
You can probably find what you need at any bicycle shop -- many places on a bike where a thin "spanner" type wrench is needed.
Hope you get it fixed on your own .... Ann
You can probably find what you need at any bicycle shop -- many places on a bike where a thin "spanner" type wrench is needed.
Hope you get it fixed on your own .... Ann
billybovine
Active member
What awful advice from your dealer. Disconnecting the battery for a couple minutes will not do anything more than turning the ignition key off for 30 seconds will do. I hope it was the service writer, who in many dealer really don't know what they are talking about. If it was from the Spyder tech. Find a new dealer.
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