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Is it good for any thing??
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crustit's good for something if you think making your *** bleed is a good thing.
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Yea, good for leaving you stuck from a bad electrical connection, it's corrosion from the acid in the wet cell of the battery affecting the metal on the connection terminal, baking soda cleans it off, don't get any in the cell or the battery will go dead, after cleaning apply "White lithium grease" to prevent further "corrosion".I just got a 2000 Ford Mustang GT.what is a sexy name for her? She is red with chrome rims. Ideas?
use a mix of baking soda and water to remove this chemical reaction from the battery.Eventually it will make it harder to start the car.Their is a spray that you can coat the terminals with that prevents this buildup.Check an auto parts storeI am 18 and tryna find a car to rent 4 prom n-e ideas ??
Could be corrosion, brush some vasaline over terminals.As anyone got a fiamma awning to fit a 3.0mtr wind out awning?
It's dried up battery acid...and no its not good for anything its very corrosive. If you have this problem simply disconnect your battery cables(always negative first) then use a mixture of warm water and baking soda combined with a little elbow grease and a wire brush and that will take care of it right quick.Was is the easiest way to figure out how to drive a standard car?
battery acid. You shouldn't touch it, it can be corrosive. I don't know how to expose of it. I thought they stop making battery's that could do that. You know make the acid form on top. A lot of people use to kill each other with that stuff. Put it in someone drugs and its a for sure instant death no messing around. Dangerous stuff man.Tire tread depth / tire rotation?
Corrosion. It's the battery acid bsically eating away at things. Check to make sure your battery tray hasn't started to rust, if so, place a couple towels uder the battery, they may get eaten up, but slowly, and it'll save the metal. Other than that, the white dust isn't good for anything, but it isn't bad for anything, but it usually starts to form when your battery is starting to get old. If it's a 24 month warranty battery, and you've had it for 4 years, time to start looking for a new battery, you may run out of juice soon. If it has eaten away at the terminals, replace the terminals. The terminals are the things that slip over the posts, simply cut the old one off, twist the wires together, and bolt them into the new one. The wires, even if connected to the battery don't have enough juice to harm you, unless you make a solid connection with them with something metal attached to you, like I did once with my metal watch band, which ended up getting very hot, very fast, and welded shut. I still have the burn scars from that. If you have had the battery any more than a 12 months past the month allowance of the battery, start looking for a new one.More Questions & Answers ...
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