Class A battery maintenance
Just got back from a trip. Had to repair our golf cart. While doing so, my buddy said you need to clean your batteries. We sprayed them with battery cleaner and then rinsed them off. All signs of corr...
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I like that water will not hit any electrical components,, Just the batteries
Uh,, They are electrical components.
That said however.. Good plan, only thing I would add is before you wash
Step 1; Mark all POSITIVE wires with red paint, nail polish, tape or heat shrink.
Then disconnect and clean the terminals with a tooth brush and baking soda paste (Add just enough water to make it like tooth paste.. Use an old brush)
Then rinse well and re-connnect.. Then do the rest of the batteries with water as you purposed.
Optional.. Use black paint on the NEGATIVE leads.
Uh,, They are electrical components.
That said however.. Good plan, only thing I would add is before you wash
Step 1; Mark all POSITIVE wires with red paint, nail polish, tape or heat shrink.
Then disconnect and clean the terminals with a tooth brush and baking soda paste (Add just enough water to make it like tooth paste.. Use an old brush)
Then rinse well and re-connnect.. Then do the rest of the batteries with water as you purposed.
Optional.. Use black paint on the NEGATIVE leads.
