Honda Rebel 1100 Battery install area and tender install
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- čas přidán 19. 04. 2021
- Honda Rebel 1100 Battery install area and tender install | Macross Garage
This video will show where the battery is and how to install a Battery Tender Junior for charging and maintenance for the 2021 Honda Rebel.
Battery Tender:
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No stupid music, no talking = perfect instructional video.
Thanks, yes i hate it when there is too much music. A little talking would be nice but I am not much of a talker.
Accept all the waisting of time on the obvious parts, and skipping the important safety steps.
Amen
Awesome video bro! No unnecessary annoying music, straight to the point and with great video placement so we can see exactly what we need to do! I subscribed. Keep up the good videos!
NO problem and glad it worked for you. One of the many reasons I started this channel was to have how to videos without the music.
@@MacrossGarage if you keep going that way man, you’ll get many more subscribers down the road. The music and people dragging on the videos with pointless information keeps people from wanting to watch their videos. Keep up the good work man and looking forward to your future videos.
@@derekmortensen1665 Will do, thank you for the support.
Finally a good video on installing batteries for a Honda Rebel 1100!
Thanks for Posting this was not able to find anything on this area at all .. Just bought a Rebel CMX1100 and Mostly just finding Ride Videos on it so far .. Thanks Again ..
You are welcome, glad you liked it. I try to have videos on things that are not commonly shown and I try my best to have quality and detail.
Thanks for this video. Just fitted mine after watching this video a couple of times. less than 10 mins to do, and no swearing! :)
you're welcome. Ride safe.
Thanks for the instructional video! I was planning on finding one but worried about battery life
I would be tempted to have it come into the compartment rather than outside, the lead can then be used for other things that have SAE connectors, even leads you can make yourself like a cig plug for running a tyre inflator or 12v input from a solar panel tender just make sure you fuse it correctly.
Thanks, never thought about those.
Thank you for this video.
You are welcome, glad it worked out for you.
Thank you! This is very helpful, Cheers!
You’re welcome
Good information! Thanks
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thanks for the video.
No problem
My 1100 came with a tender cable already installed. Must be another feature on the Canadian bikes!
Oh nice. Are there other motorcycles sold in Canada with tenders?
@@MacrossGarage Not sure, All I can tell you is the ones at the Honda dealer where I got mine all had them as standard equipment.
@@daverattle5636 Thank you.
@sherman1ai that is weird!
Hi--do you just leave the tender cables on there and plug in as needed? Does that interfere with any other battery supported features of the bike? I just bought Rebel 1100 DCT, my Rebel 300 I always took the seek off to plug in the tender. I want to make sure it's safe to leave the tender cables attached. Thanks. Great video.
Yes the charger is meant to be left on while you’re not using it. You can leave the connect charger on the battery even if you’re not using it.
Thanks for the video, i will be installing a tender soon, also next to the positive battery cap, there is a cable with a red plug, it doesnt seem to be plugged to anything. Mine was not tucked away as nice as in your bike seen in 2:20 time mark of video. Any idea what that plug is for??? maybe the Honda heated grips???
I am not really sure what red plug your taking about and I will go look at my bike to look at it later but I am assuming you might be talking about the diagnostic port. That is used to read codes like you would for cars. Its also used for third party items like shift indicator.
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SAME did you figure it out?
You got the negative cable undone with ease. I can’t budge mine….any ideas
I used a short screw driver. Makes sure it’s fits nicely. You can also try a small socket, probably 8mm or 10mm.
Can you tell me if the battery is a 12 cell? Trying to get a lithium battery for mine
Sorry but what do you mean by 12 cell?
How did you put the storage compartment back?I have been trying to put it back but it seems to get stuck. Is there any trick to put it back in its place?
What do you mean by stuck? Make sure some of the wiring is not in the way.
@@MacrossGarage I moved the battery around and it worked. I guess the plastic piece on the bottom of the compartment that sits right next to the battery was getting stuck.
@@RR9sf It's a tight fit and anything can block it from a proper fit. Glad you worked it out.
Can a tender be use on a lithium battery? I thought the rebel 1100 have lithium battery from factory.
Lithium batteries need lithium chargers. The Rebel doesn't come with lithium battery.
@@MacrossGarage Thanks. Just found out. Honda was false advertising then. On their website they said they put a lithium battery and quote
"LIGHTWEIGHT LITHIUM-ION BATTERY: Conventional batteries are notoriously heavy-that’s why we gave the Rebel 1100 a high-tech, lightweight lithium-ion battery like our best sport bikes. Compared with a similar lead-acid battery, it lasts approximately four times longer, and its shelf life is 1.6 times longer. Plus, it’s way lighter"
@@MrJgd317 oh wow which site is this? Make me want to double check my battery right now.
@@MacrossGarage hbhonda.com/Motorcycles-Honda-Rebel-1100-2021-Huntington-Beach-CA-e79b8f55-ba2c-4219-ad00-acd701527663
Every description I’m reading says it’s a lithium battery
How the hell did you get those damn push pins in.
Make sure you lift the inner pins before you insert them back in. Sorry I didn’t show ir in detail.
@@MacrossGarage for me, there is a gap between the compartment insert and "1100" little side panel. I match the holes up, but there's a gap and the plastic bends.
@@alexneville8168Maybe the compartment is not seated down properly. Check and make sure nothing is in the way.
@@MacrossGarage I'm an idiot. I thought it was seated all the way down but I had to arrange the battery tender cords better. Thanks for your responses.
@@alexneville8168 no problem, glad you figured it out.
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