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It's made crc and it seems to keep the corrosion at bay.
Do you believe in that red battery anti corrosion spray?
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It does work-especially on Johnson Controls/Clarios batteries; but, you basically need 2 or 3 cans to cover everything under & around the battery…
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I had new terminals put on and surprisingly not a hint of corrosion and I haven't even used that spray like I usually do. I need to jist replace the terminals in my other dodge too I guess
I used to use it as a preventative on customer cars after I cleaned the battery post/terminals before finishing up a tune-up. These were batteries that I knew would never see routine cleaning.
Haven't had the need for this stuff in 40 years or so.
Haven't had the need for this stuff in 40 years or so.
I never sprayed an entire battery with the stuff but I've heard about it.
Sears & Roebuck used it on my battery and it lasted for years. I use it whenever I service a battery.
After thorough cleaning I spray the post and all sides of the terminal clamp and never get any corrosion. It works.
BONUS: They change the color randomly among purple, green and red.
Sears & Roebuck used it on my battery and it lasted for years. I use it whenever I service a battery.
After thorough cleaning I spray the post and all sides of the terminal clamp and never get any corrosion. It works.
BONUS: They change the color randomly among purple, green and red.
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You only use it on the terminals lol
No, I just use Fluid Film.
I have no reason to doubt that it exists. I've seen it for sale.
Therefore, I suppose, I believe in it.
Therefore, I suppose, I believe in it.
Yeah I’ve never used anything on my battery terminals and have never had and corrosion on them. I’ve seen it on others vehicles but have never had the problem myself.
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Yeah and the jackasses at autozone always has them at a 30 degree angle. From now on I'm just going to have them install them, and I'll do the hooking and unhooking of the terminals. They don't every understand that the posts are tapered and they always blame the terminals being bad as the reason they don't tighten. I take a small ball peen hammer and lightly tap them down onto the posts and they tighten just fine.
It works but is a mess to deal with later on.
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Must be what all that black waxy crap is that's coated all over when I'm trying to clean them. I took some sand paper and just lightly sanded all over the outside too just to brighten them up a tad. The nuts and bolts were fine too. **** guy at autozone was just lazy
Been using Kopr-Shield since I was a kid. Works really well on boats and offroad rigs.
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