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Replace battery, the dealer

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In the course of replacing the battery, the dealer cleaned out the compartment thoroughly, including rinsing with water and baking soda to neutralize the acid.

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Replace battery, the dealer

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In the course of replacing the battery, the dealer cleaned out the compartment thoroughly, including rinsing with water and baking soda to neutralize the acid.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Did my pollen filter yesterday and spent a great deal of time cleaning up the battery tray dried acid. The drivers side battery drain hose is MIA.

POST 2Original post

This is why we work on the cars, we find strange things gone a miss... nice catch!

POST 3Original post

Ummm, had this happen to me last year when my battery sulfated. In the course of replacing the battery, the dealer cleaned out the compartment thoroughly, including rinsing with water and baking soda to neutralize the acid. This year, I bought my own baking soda.

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Quotes source post: 6088938

Phil, I think that was a good idea but I think you went a little overboard, don't you?

POST 5Original post

LOL! You have got waaay too much time on your hands, Tim.

POST 7Original post

Tim, you crack me up. You need a job, and a life. But, I should talk....

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Quotes source post: 6088299

I had an issue with this as well. My drain was working but was next to the left fender well. Some acid leaked onto the inside fender and part of the brake line. My mechanic found this and treated before any major damage occurred. But it was covered by the fender liner so you would not see it without removing this liner.

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