Ok, so I got the new Baggy home, and took the battery out to check the levels. After topping it up, I went to refit it, and couldn't see how it came out. It would only fit back in place, with out re-routing the cables, if the positive terminal on the battery matches the black lead.
Is this for real, do MZ use red for negative, black for positive? I've never seen this before, is this std, or has someone done something to it before me?
I'm very confused, as when I put the positive to red, as it should be, it popped the main fuse. The wiring diagram seems to agree that the colours are backwards.
What's yours like?
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Baggy Battery
by angustoyou » Mon Sep 13, 2010 2:59 pm
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Re: Baggy Battery
by kman.45 » Mon Sep 13, 2010 6:29 pm
angustoyou wrote:Ok, so I got the new Baggy home, and took the battery out to check the levels. After topping it up, I went to refit it, and couldn't see how it came out. It would only fit back in place, with out re-routing the cables, if the negative terminal on the battery matches the black lead.
Is this for real, do MZ use red for negative, black for positive? I've never seen this before, is this std, or has someone done something to it before me?
I'm very confused, as when I put the positive to red, as it should be, it popped the main fuse. The wiring diagram seems to agree that the colours are backwards.
What's yours like?
Red positive, black/brown negative.
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Re: Baggy Battery
by iceman » Mon Sep 13, 2010 10:01 pm
[quote="angustoyou"]Ok, so I got the new Baggy home, and took the battery out to check the levels. After topping it up, I went to refit it, and couldn't see how it came out. It would only fit back in place, with out re-routing the cables, if the negative terminal on the battery matches the black lead.
Is this for real, do MZ use red for negative, black for positive? I've never seen this before, is this std, or has someone done something to it before me?
I'm very confused, as when I put the positive to red, as it should be, it popped the main fuse. The wiring diagram seems to agree that the colours are backwards.
What's yours like?[/quote
My baggy 2003 is the same as yours.I did a double take when I saw it.
Is this for real, do MZ use red for negative, black for positive? I've never seen this before, is this std, or has someone done something to it before me?
I'm very confused, as when I put the positive to red, as it should be, it popped the main fuse. The wiring diagram seems to agree that the colours are backwards.
What's yours like?[/quote
My baggy 2003 is the same as yours.I did a double take when I saw it.
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Re: Baggy Battery
by angustoyou » Tue Sep 14, 2010 12:55 pm
Thanks for the replies. How very, very bizarre. 
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Re: Baggy Battery
by edec » Tue Sep 14, 2010 5:16 pm
2001 Baghira: Red neg. Black pos. with mine also.
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