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I had the same problem, but I found out about the leaking when I was
wintering the engine. I did not notice any wetness in the bilge, but when I was finished I noticed my jeans were falling apart. The acid ate through the seat and legs from when I sat next to the battery. The dealer could not identify the problem, so I just purchased a battery box, with a lid, so the acid would not splash around the bilge. The battery lasted 3 yrs, and it never failed me, but when the tire dealer put a heavy stress on the battery it showed up weak. Since I didn't want to have it fail me in the middle of the lake, I replaced both of them. Sorry to hear that you have a bad experience with a leaky battery. But I think neither of mine is leaking. I didn't smell anything unusual. They were just water. I used my bare hands with paper towel to clean the battery trays, and my skin was not irritated. Jay Chan |
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