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Old 11-01-2012, 09:13 AM
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Mine came back too. That's when I used the baking soda in order to neutralize everything around the battery: battery itself, positive and negative cables, hold down bracket and the tray. I repainted the hold down bracket too since it had corrosion as well.
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A can of Coke & some baking soda. Sprinkle it on there & wash it off 5 minutes later.
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That Coke stuff is pretty crazy.

Anyways, I ended up replacing my acid battery with a DieHard Platinum.
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Is it safe to assume once the battery is replaced with, say an Optima, this won't happen?
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It can still happen, put the spray on the terminals to help prevent it
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Optima batteries do not have the vents that the stock battery has but corrosion can still form over time so the terminal spray is a good idea.

Check out the Sears DieHard Platinum battery. It is a gel style like the Optima but has more Cold Cranking Amps and a better warranty. It does cost a little more but if you are running lights and/or an aftermarket sound system it would be worth it.
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I already bought optima a couple weeks ago and cleaned the terminal.
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Check out the Sears DieHard Platinum battery. It is a gel style like the Optima but has more Cold Cranking Amps and a better warranty. It does cost a little more but if you are running lights and/or an aftermarket sound system it would be worth it.
This is the correct DieHard Platinum for our trucks: DieHard Platinum Battery : Best Car Battery Deals at Sears.

I cleaned my battery terminals in July and already had to do it again a few weeks ago. Next time they are due for a cleaning, I plan on dropping in a DieHard Platinum at the same time.
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I ended up replacing my battery with that Die Hard Platinum. I was able to get it for $201 back in December. My old platinum battery was weak already anyways and the acid already ate out the metal rod harness previously.
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