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Old 03-10-2014, 11:19 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by yoyoyoda View Post
What really works I've found is just pouring boiling hot water straight from a kettle onto battery corrosion. It melts away the crystals like they werent even there. They just disappear before your eyes.

Just be careful you dont splash any on yourself.

I actually had a problematic battery which would need this done once a month or week, I would go and make a cup of coffee before leaving and bring out the kettle with me lol to pour onto the battery terminals.

Worked like a charm.
It isn't battery corrosion as this ground wire is two feet from the battery. It's corrosion from the elements, most notably, water. More water won't help. Thanks for the idea though.
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