In which component of a moped must the electrolyte level be checked?

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Electrolyte is the solution of distilled water and sulfuric acid found inside traditional lead-acid batteries. In batteries that require maintenance, it is necessary to check periodically that the plates remain covered by this liquid and to top up with distilled water only if the level drops. Sealed or maintenance-free batteries do not allow access to their interior or topping up. The oil tank contains engine lubricant, and the cooling circuit contains coolant or antifreeze: fluids other than electrolyte, so that is not where it is checked.

In which component of a moped must the electrolyte level be checked?

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