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Harley Davidson: Locate the Battery
Harley Davidson: Removing the Seat & Cover
Harley Davidson: Air Filter Removal
Harley Davidson: Removing the Front Stack
Harley Davidson: Remove the Carb Cover
Harley Davidson: Remove the Battery
Harley Davidson: Installing a New
Battery
Harley Davidson: Vent Cover & Battery Cables
Harley Davidson: Negative Battery Wire & Carb Cover
Harley Davidson: Rear Stack Install
Harley Davidson: Front Stack Install
Harley Davidson: Install Air Filter & Cover
Harley Davidson: Re-attach Shell & Start Engine
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Summary: New Harley Davidson batteries usually come charged. Learn how to install a new Harley Davidson battery from a motorcycle specialist in this free motorcycle video.
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"Okay, so you can see it's a pretty snug fit in there. This is all like padded rubber here, so the battery doesn't vibrate, doesn't slide, doesn't move, and of course this on it. And it's also sometimes tough to get back in because it bites on the battery. Okay, so I only use genuine parts from a Harley shop. Sorry, that's just the way I believe. I keep all my stuff original equipment. So, we've got it. And they come with--usually they come with enough charge in them, that they're going to go ahead about two thirds of a charge, so they're going to go ahead and start up you're bike for you. So anyways, we take this guy and work him down in here. Okay, so now it's in place there. Then we bring this strap across, and sometimes it's nice to have a second pair of hands here. This goes back down on that little tab, which is easier said than done, but you get it on there any place. I know I'm going to block your view, but there's no other way that you can get down in here to see this. Okay, there we go. We're just about in there. Okay, now we're going to come around here and put the slide plate on."
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