Posted on 9/30/2023
Your car's battery is the heart of its electrical system, providing the necessary power to start your engine and run various components. However, over time, battery corrosion can occur, potentially affecting your vehicle's performance. We'll guide you through the steps to take when you notice battery corrosion, ensuring your battery remains reliable and your car runs smoothly. Identifying Battery Corrosion Battery corrosion typically appears as a white, greenish, or bluish powdery substance around the battery terminals. It can interfere with the flow of electricity and cause various electrical issues in your vehicle. Step 1: Safety First Before you start, ensure your safety. Put on safety glasses and gloves to protect your eyes and skin from contact with the corrosive material. Step 2: Disconnect the Battery To safely clean the battery and terminals, you must first disconnect it. Start by turn ... read more