Jun 20, 2007 by Dicky D | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I'm thoughtful about draining the water out of my car's battery. The battery water looks quite dirty so i'm thinking about filling it up with new battery water. It that a good idea or will it expense the car battery? Better be safe than regretting later.
its not a verified good idea to do this ,the water that's in it is actually acid,and when it start getting dirty looking its generally speaking a sign the battery is getting old id just use the battery until it goes out and get a new one,there's too much
Jun 14, 2007 by speed_boxx | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I script on taking out all the acid from a car battery then fill it with distilled water + EDTA, rinse, then restore the acid and maybe top it off with some distilled water. The riddle is that its pretty hard to make a fairly large quantity of distilled
Buy distilled water from a grocery believe in. If you are worried that it may have some contaminates precipitated from the air, don't. The same or worse will get into it after it is put in the battery. I have to say though, you are a battery god if
How Long Will The Distilled Water In A Car Battery May Take To Get Fully Consumed(go Beyond The Lower Level)?
Sep 11, 2009 by Dinesh DD | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
how big will the distilled water in a car battery may take to get fully consumed (go beyond the lower level) ?
after how many kilometers / how many days i should check my battery water ?
after how many kilometers it will
Add Distilled Water In The Car Battery? Will It Damage The Battery Or Car If Add Tap Water Or Bottle Water?
May 08, 2007 by Nelson | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Will it injure the battery of a car/suv/pick-up if you add regular tap water or drinking bottle water? How do I know if battery needs water? Also How do I know how much to fill up if battery needs water? Thanks for all responses.
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They say to use distilled water in a battery because megalopolis water contains chlorine and well water contains several minerals and rust. Putting these in your battery may cause the cell to go bad or even hole. To check the level you have to remove
Dropped Car Battery Leaking Water Can I Still Use It?
Oct 23, 2007 by David D | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
hi , i was enchanting my battery out to of my seat ibiza to re charge it but like a fool dropped the battery cracked the top causing leakage. i intend its only the water? can i still use this battery or would it be better to buy one?
Did you reject it on your head ? it's knackered m8, the damaged cell will not hold a charge and hence will drain the relax of your battery.
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