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On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 02:41:05 +0000, Larry wrote:
Even the tinest amount of acid seeping from a battery post makes the surrounding area look as if the whole ocean has had a go at the steel under the paint. Part of my car maintenance was a monthly wipe down of the battery. It normally had acid on the top just due to venting. That collects dirt, and that provides a shorting part. Can't say I had many battery problems, and the terminals didn't crust up either. --Vic |
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