* Safety goggles
* Gloves
* A funnel
* A battery filler bottle
* Distilled water
* Sulfuric acid (specific gravity 1.265) or electrolyte gel
Here are the steps on how to add sulfuric acid or electrolyte gel to a motorcycle battery:
1. Prepare the battery. Remove the battery from the motorcycle and place it on a stable surface. Make sure the battery is in a well-ventilated area.
2. Inspect the battery. Check the battery for any damage, such as cracks or leaks. If you see any damage, do not attempt to add sulfuric acid or electrolyte gel. Instead, take the battery to a qualified technician.
3. Open the battery. Remove the caps from the battery cells. Be careful not to spill any acid or electrolyte gel.
4. Add distilled water. slowly add distilled water to each battery cell until the plates are submerged. Do not overfill the cells.
5. Add the battery acid or electrolyte gel. carefully add the sulfuric acid or electrolyte gel to each battery cell. Add the acid or gel until the liquid level is about 1/4 inch above the plates. Do not overfill the cells.
6. Replace the caps. Replace the caps on the battery cells.
7. Reinstall the battery. Reinstall the battery in the motorcycle.
Here are some additional tips for adding sulfuric acid or electrolyte gel to a motorcycle battery:
* Always wear safety goggles and gloves when handling sulfuric acid or electrolyte gel.
* Do not smoke or eat while handling sulfuric acid or electrolyte gel.
* If you spill any acid or gel on your skin, immediately rinse it off with water.
* If you get any acid or gel in your eyes, immediately flush them with water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention.
* Sulfuric acid and electrolyte gel are corrosive liquids. They can damage metal, fabric, and plastic.
* Keep sulfuric acid and electrolyte gel out of reach of children.
