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Replacing the battery
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
It is not necessary to remove the side case, as I recall. The left side cover and the battery access cover under the seat should do it. Theoretically the access cover alone may be sufficient, but the rear side cover helps. Remember, to remove that cover you have to remove the mirror, deflector, and other overlapping covers as well.
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Air Force PAO
Member
Battery removal
Howdy. When you are unable to have enough clearance to wiggle and lift the battery out, Lamonster told me to bend the black, metal flange holding the battery near the "bottom" of the battery, where the strap clips on.
Good Ryding.
Howdy. When you are unable to have enough clearance to wiggle and lift the battery out, Lamonster told me to bend the black, metal flange holding the battery near the "bottom" of the battery, where the strap clips on.
Good Ryding.
replacing battery
Okay Scotty (et al) Access is open and side panel off and terminals disconnected and retaing strap removed. There is a metal clip still holding the battery. This a "10 RT. Will the battery slide to the rear? It can't slide forward. Or do I have to pry up the clip? Tried it Eureka! battery is out. Now if it just goes back together. Got rid of old mud dobber nests too
Okay Scotty (et al) Access is open and side panel off and terminals disconnected and retaing strap removed. There is a metal clip still holding the battery. This a "10 RT. Will the battery slide to the rear? It can't slide forward. Or do I have to pry up the clip? Tried it Eureka! battery is out. Now if it just goes back together. Got rid of old mud dobber nests too
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pellcitypete
New member
BATT.
GLAD to hear you got the batt. in :thumbup::clap: I hope I don't have to replace mine for a while nojoke
Bob Denman
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pellcitypete
New member
BATTERY
:thumbup:
:agree: Same for me! hopefully when its warm and dryNOTE TO SELF: Replace the battery when it's convenient to do so; NOT when it's an urgent matter! :shocked:
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