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6 years is great service. 4 is what one can hope for. Has to be the year round tender.....👍Run mine on a tender year round
6 years is great service. 4 is what one can hope for. Has to be the year round tender.....👍Run mine on a tender year round
I don’t know, I don’t think it’s impatient when they tell you July after ordering them in March. But if you’re impatient, cancel the order and get them Monday from Amazon...🤷♂️I ordered them from Summit Racing. Said they were coming directly from the manufacturer. They just keep pushing back the date and I'm impatient as hell sooo...
Repair mode....🤔 that’s pretty cool...😎I needed a new battery charger so I purchased this one from Harbor Freight. The battery on my P1 had been acting weak so I hooked this up in Repair mode and I’ve not had any problems with it since.
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That’s perfect.....The Isolator I'm using : Charges the Waekest Battery 1st. -- & an has Overide Button to Open the Block when needed.
I got my replacement AGM (before the China Virus) from Battery Source www.batterysource.com their ETX14 ($99.95) is the same size as the OEM Yuasa and has been working fine for me. Although they are a southern franchise, it looks as though they offer ship to home on their web site. My second battery is an Odessy 925 that I also got at Battery Source.Summit keeps giving me updates on the status of these batteries. First it was Mar 19th, then it went to Apr 19th. Now I just got an email that the expected ship date is Jul 6th, wtf?! Anything out there the same size that measure up to the Yuasa's?
I don’t know, I don’t think it’s impatient when they tell you July after ordering them in March. But if you’re impatient, cancel the order and get them Monday from Amazon...🤷♂️
I replaced my battery at 5 years old because I figured it was time for it to take a crap. The old one had a full charge and it is still holding a charge just fine, but if I had not changed it would have died in the middle of nowhere.. that's how it works.Getting to the point that I'm wondering when the batteries are going to go. Stocker is 6 yrs old now and the second battery is about 4. What's your guys opinion, do I just let them take a crap and replace them afterward? Don't really like the idea of running low voltage and causing any kind of electrical issues either. Thinking I'd be proactive and change them out before having issues. Also wondering about type and brand. Can't complain about the stocker, it's held up well. Considering going with two of those but is there a better battery for around the same price? Keep in mind my second battery is about the same size and don't plan to go bigger or anything. I'm also wired in parallel so whichever one I decide on means I'll be getting two identical ones.
Just looking for some advice and input before going for it. Thanks.
Looks like Summit should have said out of stock too....Btw, Amazon says out of stock. Probably the reason I went with Summit in the first place.
So is Summit giving your money back timely?
I had to get mine from Amazon.Well this has been a total pita. Finding a Yuasa is like pulling teeth right now, everyone's out of stock. Don't know how a company can stay in business when they're just not producing anything. Need to stop giving everyone fat unemployment and send their ass back to work. These days of Covid straight up suck! I know, that's another thread.
Anyway, if you call your Honda dealer they'll tell you they have them in stock but it'll be a 14 AH which is what our machines came with but they've now been upgraded to the 16 AH. Which means the batteries they have are old. I did find one on ebay and it's on its way. I needed a second one though for under the seat and the posts are reversed, not a problem, they make them. Normally anyway, can't find one now unless you want to pay about a $50 mark up. Ended up going with a Deka which is a 16 AH AGM as well. Had I known I would've just went with two Deka's.