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Context of dirty battery terminals (leads, connectors)
It is absolutely normal to find white or blue powder on the battery terminals of a car or any other oily and dirty stuff.
You should clean your car battery terminals from time to time and as soon as you notice the powder especially this does not require disconnecting the battery or using any tool!.
You do not have to worry about re-entering the radio code for example.
See our below tutorial on how to do so in a couple of minutes.
You should clean your car battery terminals from time to time and as soon as you notice the powder especially this does not require disconnecting the battery or using any tool!.
You do not have to worry about re-entering the radio code for example.
See our below tutorial on how to do so in a couple of minutes.
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Cleaning battery terminals from white or blue stuff with hot water |
Battery leads do not need to be disconnected
Step 1: Simply bring tap water to a boil in an old coffee pot or casserole, then pour the water on the battery terminals. The water will cool down a bit while you walk from your gas stove to the car which is perfect as it should not be boiling while you use it to clean the battery terminals.
The result is immediate:
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Step 2: Spray generously WD-40 or any equivalent on the battery terminals and that's it!
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Cleaning car battery leads from corrosion with brush tool |
Battery terminals need to be disconnected
Alternatively, you may use this specific car battery terminal brush tool to clean them.
Two tools are required, one for each of the positive and negative leads, since the diameter is not the same.
This requires disconnecting the leads, unlike the hot water method.
Two tools are required, one for each of the positive and negative leads, since the diameter is not the same.
This requires disconnecting the leads, unlike the hot water method.
The tool can be separated to uncover a metal brush that can be used to clean the inner part of the battery connector as shown here:
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