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MZ 1000S battery replacement.
by bimotabob » Sun Nov 13, 2005 4:02 pm
Has anyone had to replace the stock battery and if so what did you replace it with. My local dealer is having trouble locating a suitable replacement. I would really like a sealed gel style. Thanks
2005 MZ 1000S (Silver)
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battery 1000s
by DAVID THOMPSON » Sun Nov 13, 2005 4:37 pm
hello
what are the ori battery numbers and manufacture
also what is the max size of the battery box and also the ori battery size
and where are the plus and minus terminals
i will see what i can find
ar Dave
i have no 1000s to referance from
what are the ori battery numbers and manufacture
also what is the max size of the battery box and also the ori battery size
and where are the plus and minus terminals
i will see what i can find
ar Dave
i have no 1000s to referance from
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by LWS66 » Mon Nov 14, 2005 12:17 am
Have'nt had any trouble with mine.......Yet!
The Varta part number is YTX 14-BS....it's also a Yuasa standard# (the standard Yuasa is not a sealed battery though, but does cross to a maintenance free version.
Most dealers that get their parts from aftermarket sources such as Parts Unlimited, Tucker Rocky Etc should be able to get you one easily.
Also, this number will cross to many options if you buy over the internet:
If you want a sealed battery in about 3-4 days you could try Dennis Kirk and search for part# 20-0848 (Drag Specialties: High Performance type)$71.95
For a high power AGM (absorbed glass mat) type search for part#20-0375 (Power Max GTX 14-BS High Power AGM type) $71.99...these are supposedly more durable than gel. Both are sealed maintenance-free.
Battery Specialists in Greenville,SC (1-800-BATTERY) should be able to get you any battery that fits.
Battery Mart has an AGM "Big Crank" ETX 14 equivelant. See links below.
A battery for a 99-02 Triumph Speed Triple/Daytona, 91-02 Honda ST1100, or 97-98 Yamaha YZF1000R is the same #...among others
http://www.denniskirk.com
http://www.abatterystore.com
http://www.batterymart.com
Hope that helps you some!
Lorin
The Varta part number is YTX 14-BS....it's also a Yuasa standard# (the standard Yuasa is not a sealed battery though, but does cross to a maintenance free version.
Most dealers that get their parts from aftermarket sources such as Parts Unlimited, Tucker Rocky Etc should be able to get you one easily.
Also, this number will cross to many options if you buy over the internet:
If you want a sealed battery in about 3-4 days you could try Dennis Kirk and search for part# 20-0848 (Drag Specialties: High Performance type)$71.95
For a high power AGM (absorbed glass mat) type search for part#20-0375 (Power Max GTX 14-BS High Power AGM type) $71.99...these are supposedly more durable than gel. Both are sealed maintenance-free.
Battery Specialists in Greenville,SC (1-800-BATTERY) should be able to get you any battery that fits.
Battery Mart has an AGM "Big Crank" ETX 14 equivelant. See links below.
A battery for a 99-02 Triumph Speed Triple/Daytona, 91-02 Honda ST1100, or 97-98 Yamaha YZF1000R is the same #...among others
http://www.denniskirk.com
http://www.abatterystore.com
http://www.batterymart.com
Hope that helps you some!
Lorin
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