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1982 Honda CB750SC · Battery & Fuse Parts Buying guide
Choose the battery by case size, terminal position and charging compatibility. The positive cable and fuse box are separate repair choices, so add them for damaged connections or holders rather than treating a new battery as a reason to replace every part nearby.
ATX14AHL AGM batterySealed and pre-charged 12V, 14Ah AGM battery; 210 CCA. Case: 5.28 inches long × 3.54 wide × 6.54 high.View part
Fuse box assemblyReplacement fuse box supplied with 15-amp fuses.View part
Positive battery cableReplacement positive cable with rubber end covers; reference 32401-425-010.View part
Compare the battery’s three case dimensions with the tray, hold-down and surrounding clearance. Confirm that the positive and negative cables reach the correct terminals without being stretched.
Corroded cable ends and damaged fuse holders need their own assessment. Compare positive-cable reference 32401-425-010 and fuse-box reference 38200-MF9-405 with the parts being replaced; keep any previous wiring modifications in the repair plan.
No. Honda’s 1982 CB750SC specification lists four 15A fuses and a separate 30A main fuse. The replacement box is supplied with 15A fuses; identify the fuse location before choosing its replacement.
No. AGM is a lead-acid battery type. The lithium-only regulator 24-6006 expressly excludes lead-acid batteries, so it is not a charging-system match for this AGM battery.
No. Maintenance-free AGM construction removes the need to top up electrolyte, not the need to maintain charge. Follow the battery’s storage and charging instructions, using equipment suitable for AGM batteries.
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