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| The large Positive Battery Cable goes direct to the Starter Solenoid. There is another wire from the Battery (or from the Starter Solenoid) that feeds the Main Circuit Breaker (or Maxi-Fuse) for the system electrical & electronic devices. | The large Positive Battery Cable goes direct to the Starter Solenoid. There is another wire from the Battery (or from the Starter Solenoid) that feeds the Main Circuit Breaker (or Maxi-Fuse) for the system electrical & electronic devices. | ||
| - | The large Negative Battery Cable on the early models went to rear motor mount. Later, it was moved to backside of the Primary cavity, near the Starter Motor. | + | The large Negative Battery Cable on the early models went to rear motor mount. Later, it was moved to the backside of the Primary cavity on the crankcase near the Starter Motor. |
| "I was checking the voltage at the battery against the voltage at the starter, at first it was the same. I moved the bike to get to the other side and double checked the voltage and it dropped significantly. I nudge the battery once and watched the voltage go to zero! I removed the positive lead and it appeared fine on the outside. One good pull on both ends and the end to the starter and about 2" of copper strands slid out from the insulating jacketing."((TimC - http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?t=1513037)) | "I was checking the voltage at the battery against the voltage at the starter, at first it was the same. I moved the bike to get to the other side and double checked the voltage and it dropped significantly. I nudge the battery once and watched the voltage go to zero! I removed the positive lead and it appeared fine on the outside. One good pull on both ends and the end to the starter and about 2" of copper strands slid out from the insulating jacketing."((TimC - http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?t=1513037)) | ||
