What will void my Harley-Davidson warranty?
Technically, you can void the warranty if you or an unauthorized entity (instead of a Harley dealership) installs Screamin’ Eagle parts or other performance parts. To be on the safe side, you should wait for the warranty to expire before you start to customize it.
Where is the battery located on a Harley Davidson Softail?
The battery chart. Your battery is mounted below/beside your seat. You’ll need to remove your seat and/or battery box access cover to gain access. There are many seat options available for the Softail, but most are removed similarly. Locate the mounting nuts or bolt (s) around and under the seat.
How do you replace a battery on a Harley Davidson?
If you have a battery box, you’ll need to unhook the battery strap from the right side of the battery. Depending on your year model, your cables may use Phillips head screws or small bolts that require a 8mm or 10mm socket. Loosen the screws/bolts by turning them counterclockwise.
Where does the charge lead go on a Harley Davidson?
The battery charge lead runs form the voltage regulator to the positive side of the battery. The AC output lead wire leads from the voltage regulator to the stator.
What causes a Harley Davidson battery to go bad?
The most common cause of electrical problems on a Harley Davidson is the battery or the voltage regulator. Troubleshooting can be performed in any garage, and it saves on expensive service bills.
What to do if your Harley Davidson battery is dead?
If your Harley’sbattery is dead then you have come to the right place! This motorcycle battery finder will help you select the right battery for your Harley.
What kind of battery do you need for a Harley Davidson?
If you want a long-lasting motorcycle battery or one that will survive winter, go for a Lithium battery. They take 3 to 5 times as long to lose their charge compared to a lead-acid battery. What’s the best battery for my Harley?
How long does a Harley Davidson battery last?
Correctly maintained, a motorcycle battery should give you 48 months of use. However if you don’t ever charge it and rarely use the bike, it could be dead within 6 months.
How do you top up a motorcycle battery?
The only battery you’ll need to top up is a non-sealed (flooded) motorcycle battery. The acid itself doesn’t evaporate but the water-element of the acid mixture does, leaving a more concentrated solution. Top it up using distilled water (boil a kettle, let the water cool then use that). How long will a motorcycle battery last?