A battery is authoritative for delivering the electrical dynamism decisive to turn the engine until the engine starts. Once the engine starts, the alternator then delivers the required voltage. Very oftentimes, starting problems are attributed to a evil starter Engine or voltage regulator. Nevertheless, extended regularly than not, the source of most starting problems can be traced to corroded battery contacts. All the more whether the battery is fully charged, dangerous contacts Testament prevent the battery from delivering the imperative voltage. It is and so vital to properly keep these contacts.
Instructions
1. Wear goggles and suede gloves to protect yourself from battery acid and other poisonous deposits.
Place the positive battery cable over the positive battery post, then tighten the nut on the end of the cable to secure it by turning the nut in a clockwise direction with a wrench.10. Place the negative battery cable over the negative battery post, then tighten the nut on the end of the cable to secure it. To disconnect the cable, turn the nut at the end of the cable in a counterclockwise direction with a wrench, then pull the cable away from the battery terminal. Once the negative battery cable has been disconnected, disconnect the positive battery cable in the same manner. The positive battery terminal can be identified by locating the "+" sign next to the positive terminal.
3. Pour baking soda directly on the negative battery terminal, then scrub the terminal with a small brush that has first been immersed in water.
4. Allow the negative battery terminal to dry.
5. Pour baking soda directly onto the positive battery terminal, then scrub the terminal with a small brush that has first been immersed in water.
6. Allow the positive battery terminal to dry.
7. Pour baking soda over the metal tip of the each battery cable, then scrub the cable's tip with a small brush.
8. Allow both battery cables to dry.
9.2. Remove the two battery cables from the battery. The negative battery terminal should be disconnected before the positive battery terminal. The negative battery terminal can be identified by locating the "---" symbol, which appears next to the terminal.
