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Battery light

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by shawn1978, May 20, 2009.

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    shawn1978 New Member

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    O.k this is really getting to me..with this battery light i can't seems to get it off?? What do i need to do? I tryed putting that wire back into the battery but didn't turn off..
     
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    The battery is topped up with fluid?
     
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    Yup
     
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    Which Bike ?
    Do you have a probe attached and inserted into the battery cell?
    Which cell? One Next to the Neg ?
     
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    Clean the sensor with fine abrasive paper & wash with copious amounts of clean water, dry off & re-fit, it is important that the sensor is in the forth cell from the negative terminal.
     
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    I thought I'd heard/read somewhere that those sensors need to be replaced from time to time due to sitting in acid. Does that ring any bells with anyone?

    mikeg
     
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    Got it,It was in the wrong plug lol...Thanks guy's...
     
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