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Here is my checklist
Posted by Nunzio (more from Nunzio) on Sat, 29 Jun 2002 23:48:26
In Reply to: Why do I have excessive battery corrision?, Steve J, Sat, 29 Jun 2002 22:01:24
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Although all batteries contain highly corrosive sulfuric acid, corrosion should not occur under normal conditions without spillage or one of the following:
Overfilling: Add distilled water to the electrolyte of a fully charged battery if it is lower than 1/8" to 1/4" below the vent well at a full charge. If the battery requires charging, only add water if the electrolyte is at or below the plates.
Overcharging/overheating: Overcharging by the alternator or normal charging at an extreme battery temperature can result in excessive gassing of the battery, which may produce increased corrosion.
Inadequate metal contact: When current passes through poor or loose electrical connections, a form of corrosion may form.
Metallic exposure: When an electrical wire is exposed to salt particles in the air, corrosion will eventually occur. Remember to keep connections clean, tight and sealed by protectorates. Do not overfill the battery or allow it to become overcharged or overheated. If battery corrosion persists, check with your local electrical professional
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