Desmo Fix: Replacing the new Yuasa Battery on a 2015 Ducati Scrambler 800 – Step-by-Step Guide

In this tutorial, we’ll walk through every step to safely replace the battery on your 2015 Ducati Scrambler 800. Whether you’re dealing with a completely dead AGM battery or simply upgrading to a fresh unit, this guide covers all the best practices and insider tips I’ve gathered over 15 years selling Ducati batteries.

Tools Required:
Phillips screwdriver
4 mm Allen key
10 mm spanner

Timestamps:
00:07 – Loosen and disconnect negative terminal
00:25 – Release rubber retaining strap
01:18 – Lifting and removing the old battery
01:37 – Testing for charge with a battery charger
04:04 – Installing the new battery and reconnecting terminals

Why Choose Yuasa YT12B-BS?
Pre-acid-filled AGM batteries can sit on shelves for months, leading to reduced lifespan and performance. By opting for the dry-shipped Yuasa YT12B-BS and filling it yourself, you ensure maximum longevity (3–6 years) and peak performance in cold conditions.

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