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As the title says.

en im starting my bike up and letting it warm up the battery gets drained within 5 mins.

Its a new battery i pit in 2 weeks ago.


Any ideas what could be causing it?


The bikes a CBR600 f2 (1992)

Posted

Honda = more then likely dead rec/rec


have you got a multi meter? check the voltage with the bike running

Posted

Not charging mate.......need to check the charging rate....but I suspect the Regulator/Rectifier could be shot......need to check the voltage at the battery with the bike off....and then with the engine running...... :)

Posted

Think my bro in law has a multi meter.

Ill get a loan of it an check the voltage whilst off and when the bikes running.

Cheers guys

Posted

as everyone else has said, i had that issue a few weeks ago, turned out the battery for me but when i tested it off the bike the optimate said good. the voltage was 12.3 if i remember but when i got a new battery it was around 13.5v fully charged. on the bike at around 5,000 revs think it hit around 14.9v or so. think really its going to be the reg/rec as your batterys new but you could check your wiring's ok after that alternator but im pretty sure reg/rec will sort it and their cheap and easy to fit. :)

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as everyone else has said, i had that issue a few weeks ago, turned out the battery for me but when i tested it off the bike the optimate said good. the voltage was 12.3 if i remember but when i got a new battery it was around 13.5v fully charged. on the bike at around 5,000 revs think it hit around 14.9v or so. think really its going to be the reg/rec as your batterys new but you could check your wiring's ok after that alternator but im pretty sure reg/rec will sort it and their cheap and easy to fit. :)

 

Cheers mate :)

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