Questions & Answers for: Harley Davidson battery cable

...cable from the battery with a wrench. 3. Disconnect the positive (+) cable. 4. Remove the hold-down clamp which holds the battery in place. 5. Lift out the battery. 6. Inspect the battery tray for ...

Battery Cable on a 2000 Sportster Please describe the best way to remove & replace the + battery cable. What if anything can or needs to be removed so I can get to it ? Remove the seat, remove the

battery cable connections first. See if the battery is at a fully charged state. You may have to remove it, and take it to the nearest auto parts store for a load test. Before you do check the battery

BATTERY,THERE IS NO GIVE ON THE NEG. CABLE TO GET THE SCREW TO LINE UO ,ANY IDEAS ? Yeah ,it's a ***** , remove the neg cable from the batt,neg and also from the other end ,. thats your ground, either

...battery cable loose from the starter and connect it to that post along with the battery cable. Two wires running to the starter. It's the same as having two wires at the positive terminal. Good luck ...

...battery cable for your Harley is at the Harley Shop. But, it you don't have a shop nearby or just don't want to patronized the shop, try most any auto parts store. Take your cable with you. Some ...

...it's turnedoff it's dead also the starter switch won't even work unless cables are hooked up to the battery and the voltage regulator is working fine and battery is brand new It sounds like a bad ...

battery cable from the battery using a 10 mm wrench. 5 Remove the positive battery cable from the battery using a 10 mm wrench. 6 Unhook and remove the battery strap. Remove the battery from the tray.

battery cable to the battery no way to get a wrench or srcew driver thru ththe frame and around the oil tank to fastner starter cable to the + terminal on battery. every thing is backwards At the shop

...cable and ring terminals. disconnect positive cable and ring terminals, remove rubber strap, remove battery. If you have securiy siren remove battery cable within 30 seconds of turning ignition