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Removing Battery Terminal Corrosion
Uploaded on January 12, 2012To remove corrosion on battery terminals with little cost, just buy a regular Coke, and pour it on the terminals. The acid in the coke removes all the gunk, and it usually only takes a quarter-half a can, so you can have some as well!
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If you mix a little baking soda with warm water it will also remove the corrosion.
Go with phil1227's advice. Works much better, and won't leave a sticky mess behind.
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If you mix a little baking soda with warm water it will also remove the corrosion.
Go with phil1227's advice. Works much better, and won't leave a sticky mess behind.
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