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Date Posted: 06:19:22 08/31/04 Tue
Author: SDLTLR
Subject: Battery Dicharge
In reply to: jack 's message, "battery discharge" on 20:48:02 08/30/04 Mon

Remove the negative cable and place a 12v test light on the negative terminal, then on the negative cable. This will let you know if there is a component that is using voltage after the bike has been shut off. If the light lights up, then you will need to track down the source. If it doesn't light up, take the bttery out and have it tested. Mine shit the bed this year, I put a complete charge on it and it died...

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