Battery Tips
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#The water in lead-acid car batteries evaporates over time, whichb can lead to reduced battery power and a shorter lifespan for your car’s battery. Checking your car battery’s water levels and topping them off when they get low is something simple you can do to get more life out of an old battery. Note that the only thing you should ever be refilling your car battery with is distilled or deionized water. Never add sulfuric acid because this leads to excessive corrosion.
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5 Ways to Extend the life of your car battery.
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5 Ways to Extend the Life of Your Car Battery.
1. #Clean the battery terminals.
Like most car parts, your car battery requires maintenance if you want it to last. Check the battery and connections periodically to make sure that the connections are secure and free of dirt and grime. Batteries routinely develop a powdery substance where the cables meet the terminals. To remove it, start by disconnecting the cables. Then, in a small container, mix two tablespoons of baking soda with an equal amount of water and blend to form a paste. Use a toothbrush to apply the paste to each terminal, followed by a wire brush to remove the residue. Finally, wipe the terminals dry with a clean towel before reconnecting them.
2. #Drive regularly and avoid short trips.
If your car stays parked for days on end or you use it only for short tr...
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Battery Top-Up
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#How to top up a battery:
Remove the cell caps or trough cover and fill each cell to the level marked on the battery case. If there is no mark, fill until the electrolyte just covers the battery plates, which you can see through the filler holes.
Apart from distilled or otherwise purified water, proprietary topping-up fluids are available from garages, accessory shops and sometimes chemists. Buy them only in sealed containers, to be sure that they are not contaminated.
As an alternative, water from a de-frosted refrigerator can be used, but it must be kept in a clean glass jar or bottle.
Always keep the battery top clean - wipe it before removing the cell caps or trough cover, when dirt is liable to fall into the cells.
The cell caps or cover have ventilating holes to allow the escape of gases when the battery is being...
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