2002 warrior battery
#2
Here's the number for a YUSA battery Part# 1091420004 and here's the number for a MOTOR POWER battery Part# 1090230007
you can buy either one from www.rockeymountainatv.com but I have a 2005 raptor 350 im sure its the same battery and I just got one from auto zone it's a part store were I live just take out the old one and take it to a part store match up the size...
you can buy either one from www.rockeymountainatv.com but I have a 2005 raptor 350 im sure its the same battery and I just got one from auto zone it's a part store were I live just take out the old one and take it to a part store match up the size...
#3
thanks 2fast. Stealer was closed and I wanted to get one from autozone anyway, the one from the dealer last time I checked the price was 80 bucks. The ones that walmart sells dont even list one for the bike. Will try AZ tomorrow. Thanks again.
#4
Yea I tryed walmart 1st and they didnt have one but autozone did it was 49.99 and be sure to take ur old one for the 10 dollar core.When I went hunting for my battery I didnt think I was gonna find one but When I went in I took my old one in and matched it up got the last one they had it's a MAGNA POWER battery..
#5
My local Walmart has on that fits the Raptor 350 for $50. It's about 1/2" taller than the original but it works. Forgot the part # but it was BSU9 or something like that. I know the 9 was the magic #.
#6
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: 2FAST4URASS
Here's the number for a YUSA battery Part# 1091420004 and here's the number for a MOTOR POWER battery Part# 1090230007
you can buy either one from www.rockeymountainatv.com but I have a 2005 raptor 350 im sure its the same battery and I just got one from auto zone it's a part store were I live just take out the old one and take it to a part store match up the size...</end quote></div>
It's not the same battery as the warrior if I remember correctly, I think yamaha put in a smaller one to save weight.
Here's the number for a YUSA battery Part# 1091420004 and here's the number for a MOTOR POWER battery Part# 1090230007
you can buy either one from www.rockeymountainatv.com but I have a 2005 raptor 350 im sure its the same battery and I just got one from auto zone it's a part store were I live just take out the old one and take it to a part store match up the size...</end quote></div>
It's not the same battery as the warrior if I remember correctly, I think yamaha put in a smaller one to save weight.
#7
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: 2FAST4URASS
Yea I tryed walmart 1st and they didnt have one but autozone did it was 49.99 and be sure to take ur old one for the 10 dollar core.When I went hunting for my battery I didnt think I was gonna find one but When I went in I took my old one in and matched it up got the last one they had it's a MAGNA POWER battery..</end quote></div>
Just curious, what do you mean by 10 dollar core??
Yea I tryed walmart 1st and they didnt have one but autozone did it was 49.99 and be sure to take ur old one for the 10 dollar core.When I went hunting for my battery I didnt think I was gonna find one but When I went in I took my old one in and matched it up got the last one they had it's a MAGNA POWER battery..</end quote></div>
Just curious, what do you mean by 10 dollar core??
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#8
If you dont bring in your old one for a core charge it's 10 dollar's more I guess they refurb the old one or do something with it but here in AL that's just what they do not sure if they do it everywere..
#9
yeah, they do this in just about any store you buy a battery at. If you buy one online or at a powersports shop or dealer most of the time you don't need the core charge, but walmart, auto parts stores, and places like that charge a 5 or 10 dollar core until you bring the old battery back for recycling.
#10
So I went to Auto Zone and tried to match up a battery, they all were too big and of course they didnt have the one listed in stock, so we went to the dealer because we needed brakes for it anyway, and the one they pulled was huge compared to the one I brought in, after I figured it would be too big I realized that if thats the one yamaha lists it must fit because of the way the plastic is molded for it. So 80 bucks later I have the right battery, and a half hour ago I had tried matching one up in the parts store and Im sure they had one that looked exactly like the right one, for 50. Oh well they got me! Thanks everyone!
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