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hello mates
i am owning a hero honda cbz classic 2002.
and some days ago i fitted a 35w xenon HID kit to my cbz. so all of the stuff like relays and chargers with suitable wiring have been installed.. stock battery is also changed to 7 amp (UPS battery)... and now the problem starts
HID for some 5 days till the time new battery is not fully drained did worked awesomely.. but as the battery drained HID started creating problem.
actually the charging unit is charging @ rate of the normal stock 2 or 2.5 amp battery. as a result charging rate is inadequate as per the 7 amps battery...
though i have also installed a charger which is charging the new battery at much faster rate but is still inadequate.... so is der any more ways to increase the charging rate rather then coil rewinding becuse rewinding has it's own cons.i have heard off. so this according to me is the crux of problem.
BTW i have dis functioned meter bulbs and the normal rear light bulb so as to reduce the battery load....
help me guys!!!
thnx
regards
Jatin Rajpal
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i am owning a hero honda cbz classic 2002.
and some days ago i fitted a 35w xenon HID kit to my cbz. so all of the stuff like relays and chargers with suitable wiring have been installed.. stock battery is also changed to 7 amp (UPS battery)... and now the problem starts
HID for some 5 days till the time new battery is not fully drained did worked awesomely.. but as the battery drained HID started creating problem.
actually the charging unit is charging @ rate of the normal stock 2 or 2.5 amp battery. as a result charging rate is inadequate as per the 7 amps battery...
though i have also installed a charger which is charging the new battery at much faster rate but is still inadequate.... so is der any more ways to increase the charging rate rather then coil rewinding becuse rewinding has it's own cons.i have heard off. so this according to me is the crux of problem.
BTW i have dis functioned meter bulbs and the normal rear light bulb so as to reduce the battery load....
help me guys!!!
thnx
regards
Jatin Rajpal
__________________
. the electrician himself used the term as "charger" for that black relay like thing that he attached down the seat.....
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