Introduction
If the bike is not performing at its maximum capability, its battery may be corroded, and you should replace it as soon as possible. Before beginning this guide, you will need power tools or a chemical remover to deal with Teflon tape on the screws.
What you need
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Remove the four, 12mm Hex #3 screws located on the bottom half of the battery compartment.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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That looks easy enough to do. My problem is finding a replacement battery. Do you have any idea where they are available?
David did you happen to find one? Please let me know I've been looking for one
If anyone find a 1:1 replacement battery for this, or at the very least a wiring diagram, please post it as it's near impossible to find anything on this thing in 2022.
So the yellow and a red are for the ignition and the other red and black ig is a standard ground and positive with the white being I think the temperature sensore wire. Hope this helps also trying to find a replacement and may try wiring one up.
