Remove battery from under front seat - 2007 Yamaha Royal Star Venture

Unhook both battery cables and short them together to discharge the capacitor that fires the air bag. Then you need to get in the passenger compartment and look under the seats for any connections that attach to the seat. Disconnect these. You then need to use tools to remove the bolts that hold the seat frames to the body and remove the seats. If you put in different seats or don't have the same connections as the old ones, you will have SRS errors on the BCM and the airbags and tensioners wont work. When you are done reconnect the battery cables,

The battery is located underneath the rear seat , you remove the rear seat by pulling upward on front of rear seat. Pull up and out to remove it from the car. Next remove both cables, the black (negative) first, then the red (positive). Completely remove the bracket that holds battery. Remove the battery, be careful of any liquid and or wetness on the battery it is acid and will burn your skin and your clothes and carpet. Same directions in reverse order to install the new battery. Hope this helps Fix Ya up.

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check under the back seat. Good luck

it may be under the back seat,,buick notorious with that..

In the 2006, the battery is under the front passenger seat.

To get to it is complicated -- from manual:


Move seat as far back as possible. Seat rails have covers on them - slide them forward....the left one will only slide forward, cannot be removed. Between the two seat rails you will see two little battery cover mounting nuts. Use 6 mm T-handle hex key to remove the nuts. Move seat as far forward as possible and twist rear rail covers to left and right and then pull toward rear of car. Pull back/fold floor carpet under seat from front to back (carpet is perforated so you may have to really yank the first time). There are two more battery cover mounting nuts between rear seat rails. There is a battery cover with an air vent pull it slightly to right and then lift out. There is a vent hose attached to battery on left side -- pull it out. Unfasten & remove attachment nuts on left side (low). Remove the battery attachment once those nuts are off. Push battery to the left. Disconnect battery negative lead (right) (do not let it touch pos. lead on left). Remove cover from pos (red/left) terminal and disconnect lead.

The battery is located under the rear seat. You have to remove the rear seat bottom to get to it. remove the 3 bolts just under the front edge of the seat and lift the seat bottom out of the way. good luck

You can just park your S50's back tire on a 2x4, look under the battery and you will see a metal case, it has a swing door on it. Remove the Neg and Positive leads, take the bolts out and the battery will slide down and out of the case.

There are two seat bolts under the seat that must be removed. Obviously, if the underside of the fender is covered in mud, you'll have to clean it first. A metric socket works best to remove the bolts.

After removal of the seat bolts, lift the back of the seat, then pull straight back; a plastic flange on the front of the seat hooks under the tank, and so you have to pull it backwards to remove it.

With the seat off, removing the battery is pretty easy. A rubber strap holds the battery down; unhook and remove it. Unscrew the lead wires and unhook them (negative first), then pull the battery out.

Install a replacement battery by reversing these steps. Yamaha recommends charging a new battery before installing it.

-solomoia

Most M/C have the battery located under the seat. Remove the seat and you will see the top of the battery.

It's under the back seat on passenger side. Give the end of the seat a good upward yank and it will pop up