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Go back to the LeoS post of leakage around the terminals. Are those 2 batteries different brands or cheaper models?
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Try the penny trick it really works.....one of the best uses left for the penny.
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Use Anti-Seize. It conducts elec and works very well. Depending on the Mfg., some will state on the can to use on battery terminals.
I cleaned the battery terminals on my truck 6 years ago and goobered the terminals up with anti-sieze. The battery went bad this year and when I removed it, the terminals looked like I had just cleaned them. I learned this when working for a JD dealer. Randy |
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Pennies are cool !
Yeah,,, I use the penny method on my truck and wifes car and dont have any corrosion since then about two years ago now.. Cheap tricks... LOL
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While reading your "penny trick" , I thought you guys were joking. I've never heard of this, but I'm willing to try it.
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Bob If you choked a Smurf, what color would it turn? I'd give my right hand , if I could be ambidextrous! |
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