factory ECM or alarms a Parasitic drain?
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factory ECM or alarms a Parasitic drain?
Are the factory ECM or alarms a Parasitic drain?
I'm wanting to get a smaller battery for my 2003 Softail so I can install a solo seat and Lucky Sucker fender.
Anyway, I've seen where others have recommended the Antigravity YTX12-16 16-Cell Lithium Ion Motorcycle Battery.
but the website states:
http://antigravitybatteries.com/ytx12-16/
So I didn't know whether to go this route or not.
Thanks
I'm wanting to get a smaller battery for my 2003 Softail so I can install a solo seat and Lucky Sucker fender.
Anyway, I've seen where others have recommended the Antigravity YTX12-16 16-Cell Lithium Ion Motorcycle Battery.
but the website states:
Can hold a charge up to a year provided there are no Parasitic Drains (accessories that draw power when the bike is off
such as alarms, ECUs, iPods, GPS, heated grips etc
)
So I didn't know whether to go this route or not.
Thanks
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Are the factory ECM or alarms a Parasitic drain?
I'm wanting to get a smaller battery for my 2003 Softail so I can install a solo seat and Lucky Sucker fender.
Anyway, I've seen where others have recommended the Antigravity YTX12-16 16-Cell Lithium Ion Motorcycle Battery.
but the website states:
http://antigravitybatteries.com/ytx12-16/
So I didn't know whether to go this route or not.
Thanks
I'm wanting to get a smaller battery for my 2003 Softail so I can install a solo seat and Lucky Sucker fender.
Anyway, I've seen where others have recommended the Antigravity YTX12-16 16-Cell Lithium Ion Motorcycle Battery.
but the website states:
http://antigravitybatteries.com/ytx12-16/
So I didn't know whether to go this route or not.
Thanks
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