Batter keep going dead - 2004 Yamaha YZF-R1

Yeah you need to buy and install new battery OK..then go from there..good luck

the battery is dead

If the POSITIVE battery cable is going to ground you will be seeing lots of smoke and fire. Your truck will be burning and you will need to call the fire department, not a mechanic. Take your vehicle to a qualified service technician and have it tested for an "Ignition Off Draw."

Yes it can,keeping BCM energized

i have a 2005 saturn ion i have the some problem i find out my batter we dead the batter is old school its vented and the batter is a 8 amp to save the batter get charger that his i amp selecter or you will have to pay 100 to120 next you have to get a starter it worked for me

check your alternator its what keeps battery charged if the alt is defective it will not charge battery draining it fast..

a battery replacement is common to replace after a alternator replacement because you jump your batter a few times unti lyou find out your alternator is dead after that many jumps the battery will be shot

Hello,
Your computer system has a RTC (Real Time Clock) Battery that usually stores the correct time and other settings of the motherboard when you power down. If this battery is dead or faulty, it will reset Get it replaced and set your time once and it should remain correct as long as the battery is good.

Thanks,
Lolita

Steve when you store a vehicle it is best to use a trickle charger to maintain the battery.

Buckyrain, I believe your problem can be solved by replacing the charging fuse next to the battery. It is not with the other fuses. If you pull the battery out it should be on the left with a plastic cover thing over it. Follow the power line and it will be along that.

Boost your car with jumper cables and let the car idle or drive around for about 20 minutes for the alternather charge the batter on its own .if the car shuts off after you started it might be your alternather is no good . the reason why ur alternather might not be working is because the batter all it does is give enough power for the starter to crank the engine as soon as the engine starts running it gets all its juice from the alternather and it charges the batter as well. but some times when the alternather works and the batter is dead meaning all the cells inside the batter are dead it will never take the charge from the alternather. so you would have to change the batter.

if you would like to know how you can you test both parts useing a volt-a-meter... just ask...

p.s. I think its ur batter if you never changed it. so get that changed for the winter so you wont have any more starting problems during cold wheaters