I had one blow up last year - had to go and get a hosepipe quick, to wash all the acid out of my engine bay :D As the OP states, you've gotta be doing something with the battery, in order to blow it up !
Eh ?
I had one blow up last year - had to go and get a hosepipe quick, to wash all the acid out of my engine bay :D As the OP states, you've gotta be doing something with the battery, in order to blow it up !
Eh ?
In that case I won't ever open my car's bonnet again! Not if the damn
> battery's going to explode at any moment! Jesus, how do car manufacturers
> get away with fitting such dangerous things to cars???
My battery exploded last week - s*it myself. Mind you, twas my own fault - I'd left the charger on too long and forgotten to loosen the fill plugs - build up of gas and there you go, that'll be another £30 and a new pair of pants.
Solvent.
In the right circumstances, with the right acid, adding a small amount of water to a large amount of acid it can react violently.
But conversley, adding a loads of water quickly to a smallish amount of acid will dilute it enough.
Whichever is true, I had no choice. I could hardly just leave the acid in there, eating my engine/electrics/transmission :D
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