I just replaced a Harley battery with a YUASA, YTX20L-BS. It has the same construction, AGM, as the original, Harley battery. The charging information was on the top of the battery. It specified 13.00 volts as a full charge. A normal charge rate is 1.8A for 5 to 10 hrs. A quick charge is 9.0A for 1 hr. It is important not to let the battery get hot to the touch.
Here are some useful websites:
http://www.yuasabatteries.com/motor_battery.asp
http://www.rversonline.org/ArtAGM.html
Note the 14.0v maximum. Some auto chargers put an alternating current (AC) component on the output. You may wish to consider a charger designed for your battery to optimize its life. If you have accessories or an alarm make sure you don't need to disconnect them before charging the battery to prevent damage.
12 volt.
yes it will.
No
battery removal of 2004 harley dyna
No. It has a carburetor.
Saw online the gap is .040
no
It's not a direct bolt-on no, but it can be made to fit. The brackets for the rubbermount (2004 and up) sportsters are very different than previous years. ANSWER: Also, why would you want to?
Remove the seat.
It is 12 volts.
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buy a 2004 sportster..it has a rubber mounted engine that isolates vibration