How can I tell if my Harley Davidson battery is charging?
Tech review of the Harley Davidson charging system. Here’s an easy way to make sure your battery is charging. Everyone is at your house and ready to ride. You saddle up and CLICK, your Harley-Davidson does not start. Bob and Mark review an easy way to check your battery and make sure it’s staying charged. Click here to cancel reply.
How do you close the Charger on a Harley Davidson?
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What should the voltage be on a Harley Davidson Charger?
Generally speaking, 14.6 volts is a hard set regulation point on most 12 volt systems such as a Harley. Basically, this does not allow the regulator to send voltage to the battery any higher than 14.6 volts. If the stator fails, your battery will no longer be charging when you’re riding your motorcycle.
How can I tell if my motorcycle charging system is working?
So you have a 130-watt charging system in this example. Now, you can take the wattage of all those electrical accessories and see if you’re under or over your 130 watts and how much you have to play with. You can check your system by putting a volt meter on your battery. Or add a volt meter gauge to your motorcycle.
Tech review of the Harley Davidson charging system. Here’s an easy way to make sure your battery is charging. Everyone is at your house and ready to ride. You saddle up and CLICK, your Harley-Davidson does not start. Bob and Mark review an easy way to check your battery and make sure it’s staying charged. Click here to cancel reply.
This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button. Tech review of the Harley Davidson charging system. Here’s an easy way to make sure your battery is charging.
Generally speaking, 14.6 volts is a hard set regulation point on most 12 volt systems such as a Harley. Basically, this does not allow the regulator to send voltage to the battery any higher than 14.6 volts. If the stator fails, your battery will no longer be charging when you’re riding your motorcycle.
So you have a 130-watt charging system in this example. Now, you can take the wattage of all those electrical accessories and see if you’re under or over your 130 watts and how much you have to play with. You can check your system by putting a volt meter on your battery. Or add a volt meter gauge to your motorcycle.