Questions & Answers for: kawasaki battery overcharging

...to be extremely cold or hot. Since I never take the dvd player out of the car, I never charge the battery either. I just figured it was getting it's power from the car so I didn't need to charge

...battery is low. when its full the engine cuts out when increasing revs above idle. i'm sure its overcharging. when running the coils are recieviving 18 to 19 volts!!! ive fitted genuine kawasaki ...

...battery and see the voltage. with your bike off it should be between 12 to 13 volts. after you start the bike it should be between 12.5 to 14.5 volts depending on your idle. when you rev up your bike ...

...battery overcharging problem, many years ago, causing the side lamps to flatten the battery within half an hour. There was no regulator fitted to that old model, all it had was a large Zener Diode to ...

...battery could be overcharging.Conan HI, CHECK CONDITION OF REGULATOR RECTIFIER, POSS WIRES ON THE PLASTIC PLUG HAVE CORODED, INSPECT THE WIRES FROM THE OUTER AND INSIDE THE BLOCK CONECTOR IF ...

...overcharging the battery and making acid come out,,you will also need a new battery as the one you have is cooked. Batteries are not designed to spill acid. Chances are your bike has been miswired. ...

i have a kawasaki zx9r 1998 and i have two problems overcharge battery and melt coil every time that i'm driving my motorcycle more than 70 mph it overcharge my battery,i replace the volt ...

...overcharging around 15v at idle regulator getting really hot someone has run new wires from regulator to battery any ideas Hi, Daniel make sure the regulator has a good, clean, tight ground, the ...

...on run Hey Peter, By on "run" you mean riding and the battery is overheating ....how do you know its overheating?? Overcharging is the cause of overheating.... take this to a qualified

...battery positive and headlight bulb socket. 10. Weak charging alternator/generator/lighting coil 11. Faulty voltage regulator/rectifier ground or overcharging. For more information about your issue ...