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Just got a new too me 86 250es from my uncle who got a newer wheeler. Said it fouls about 2-3 plugs through deer season because of rings. Anyways. Hasn't been started since last year and battery probably needs replaced and gotta clean the carb. My question now is, how do you get the battery out, haven't had a lot of time to try it, but not understanding how it comes out. Thanks ahead folks
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Remove the seat, remove both left + right side panels (they snap in + out), you will see 2 larger hand wheel type of bolts when looking straight down where the seat was. They are located towards the rear and if you remove them you will be able to raise the whole rear fender assembly, rack and all to better acess the battery box.
To the left and right of the #13 for the rear carrier is where you should find the 2 handwheel bolts to remove.
http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmot.../m1903#sch3029
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Thank you for that, hopefully I can yank it after work tomorrow and see what's happening
"A common mistake people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools"
"Trikes Owned-1983 Honda 185S- eBay 200x carb, and uni filter-Sold"
1986 Honda Big Red 250ES
I bleed Honda Red You Should Too
Three Wheels Are Better Than Four
R.I.P ROOSTER-Dustin Ray Ferguson(9-20-89)-(9-22-08)
R.I.P Jesse Ray Cash(6-17-93)-(12-14-09)
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