Corrosion on Negative Battery Terminal - Bad Ground?
#1
About 3 months ago, I noticed that my battery had alot of corrosion on the negative terminal. I thought that it was a symptom of old age. I replaced the battery with an Optima since the old battery was at the end of its life (wouldn't start in cold weather). The car starts with no problems but I noticed that the corrosion has returned to te negative terminal.
Any ideas? Could it be a bad ground?
Note - When replacing the battery the terminals where cleaned of any corrosion and greased.
Any ideas? Could it be a bad ground?
Note - When replacing the battery the terminals where cleaned of any corrosion and greased.
#10
Originally posted by Dave_MacKinnon:
Phoenix Gold had some purple paste back in the day that was designed to prevent corrosion.. I'd paint it with dielectric silicone, available at many automotive parts stores and usually at Canadian Tire.
Phoenix Gold had some purple paste back in the day that was designed to prevent corrosion.. I'd paint it with dielectric silicone, available at many automotive parts stores and usually at Canadian Tire.