Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 - How to Remove Battery for Charging
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- A detailed video showing the step-by-step procedure for removing the battery from the RE #interceptor650. The battery on my friend’s Interceptor 650 died and we had to remove it to charge it using a 12V charger.
Thanks for watching! :)
Just followed the steps and it worked like a charm!!
Thanks for a fine video well explained and precise
Hi Gregor, thank you for the feedback. Appreciate it. 😊
Thanks for informative videos
sir,how long does battery last if you dont start? my int650 wont start if i dont use for a week, dont know what's causing battery discharge, it has new battery replaced last year
Have you added any accessories?
If you’re keeping it idle for more than a week, please disconnect the positive terminal.
@@GaneshBalan okay, i have no accessories connected
Just curious, what is the idel voltage post charging? Like 12V or 13.5V
Typically between 12.6 to 13V. As the days go by, the voltage gradually keeps reducing by 0.05V.
Strange, that RE uses different bolts for fastening the box. They could have used the M6 cap head screws for all fasteners to give it an upmarket look.
Hi Sudarshan, that’s true. They could have used a single type across the board but I’ve seen that it is mostly a combination of the normal hex head bolts and the hex socket screw.
I have an int 650 and it’s been around a year since i purchased it from re but its self doesn’t start sometimes after not using it for 4-5 days. Is it normal with int battery? as i have replaced it with new one recently but after few months it’s happening again 😕
@@divyanshsamariya4317 I think in that case, there might be current leakage. I am facing the same issue.
@@AnkitGiriTechLifeBeyond get a battery charger 🔌 for your bike as this problem will not be fixed because of automatic lights which doesn’t come off!
@@divyanshsamariya4317 I already have. Plus have put up a headlight off switch and a voltage indicator.
Fingers crossed.