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Old 04-05-2008, 10:32 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by jimmy View Post
Yes, you need to fill the battery with distilled water. There should be lines on the side of the battery. That's where the level should be. Careful with the little screw caps, they're fragile.

If the battery is that dead it may take a while to charge. I have the battery tender jr. It took over night to charge a completely dead battery.
also ..how old is the battery?? and if all the fluid gets absorbed in the battery plates the battery can be come internally shorted..this is when the battery shows a full charge but when put under a load tryint to start the bike it doesnt have enough power and it will loose a charge quickly....

my advice is to get a new battery...charge it properly ..this way you do not strain your stator and rectifire charging system on the bike..because it is working harder to compinsate for the lack of power in the battery


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