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 clean mine with baking soda and water in a spray bottle. Let sit for a couple minutes then rinse well. I then spray everything with Simple Green, let sit, then rinse. I use a leaf blower to dry the compartment. Then I take the cables off ONE AT A TIME, clean the terminals, coat them with dielectic grease and reinstall. Top off the water in all the batteries and I'm done until next year....Dennis
A word of caution: Battery acid is very caustic. That said, whatever is UNDERNEATH your battery bank is going to get toasted. This includes grass and/or concrete. If you do it at a campground, the hosts won't like you much. If you do it at home, your wife will have your head. Put down a drop pan, drop cloth or a tarp you can discard....D
A word of caution: Battery acid is very caustic. That said, whatever is UNDERNEATH your battery bank is going to get toasted. This includes grass and/or concrete. If you do it at a campground, the hosts won't like you much. If you do it at home, your wife will have your head. Put down a drop pan, drop cloth or a tarp you can discard....D
