If I did all that I'd never have time to drive my car, truck, boat, car,
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> > Top Ten Starting Battery Tips
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> > 1. Wear glasses when working with a battery, because it might > > explode.
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> > 2. Keep your non-sealed battery properly filled with distilled water
> > and the top clean. The plates must be covered at all times.
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> > 3. To prevent permanent sulfation when not in use and especially in
> > hot weather, keep your battery continuously connected to a "smart" or
> > maintenance charger or recharge your battery at least one per week.
> > Cheap unregulated "trickle" chargers will kill your battery.
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> > 4. In hot climates, keep your battery as cool as possible and
> > non-sealed Low Maintenance or sealed AGM batteries are recommended. > >
> > 5. When buying a replacement battery, be sure it matches your
> > charging system & Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) requirements, physically
> > fits, and is fresh.
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> > 6. Keep the battery cable mating surfaces and terminals free from > > corrosion.
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> > 7. Avoid a deep discharge of your battery. This could kill it. > >
> > 8. For longer battery life, do not add acid or additives and keep
> > your battery securely fastened.
> >
> > 9. Use chargers (or settings) that will recharge batteries over eight
> > to ten hours.
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> > 10. Thaw out a frozen battery before attempting to jump or recharge
> > it and always jump batteries positive-to-positive and
> > negative-to-negative. For negative grounded electrical systems, the
> > last negative connection should be to the frame or engine block away
> > from the battery.
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> > For additional battery information, please go to
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