Motorcycle battery is better to use liquid battery or dry cell They all use lead electrode plates and dilute sulfuric acid. However, the dry battery adopts a fully enclosed shell, and the water in the electrolyte evaporates slowly, so it is also called "maintenance-free dry battery". Good, because the electrolyte inside the battery (that is, dilute sulfuric acid) will not be easily spilled and damage the motorcycle casing.

      How to distinguish whether a motorcycle battery is filled with liquid or a dry battery... Nowadays, motorcycles use dry batteries. To distinguish between the two, see whether there are six round caps above the battery. If the round cap can be unscrewed, it is filled with liquid. If there is no lid and there is a circular viewing hole with a viewing window on it, it is a dry battery.

     Is it better to add water to a motorcycle battery or to dry it?

     Maintenance-free is not dry, and there is water in it~~ Now there are lithium batteries~ In fact, it is a 18650 battery pack~ Small size and larger capacity

      Motorcycle batteries are all water, because lead-acid batteries all need electrolyte, which is "water". Just "dry" the battery, absorb the "water" on the cotton, and then stick the lead plate. Therefore, dry batteries are called maintenance-free. , it does not need to do anything in a year or two, but the water will be reduced, and then the battery will be invalid. The capacity of the water battery should be stable and solid, but the developed structure, the pile head is easy to corrode, if you pay attention to maintenance, the life is excellent. on dry batteries.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

      The battery is good, but it is heavier than the dry battery with the same capacity, but it is durable. The service life is longer than that of the dry battery. Check the liquid level after a period of time. Between the highest line and the lowest line). The water battery can be repaired, but it needs to be repaired at a professional shop.

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