many of the modern batteries are sealed and can not be filled. for those that can be filled it is very important the the plates are at least covered with some acid at the top of the cell. use ONLY distilled water not bottled water not fluoridated water. all of the impurities and mineral are removed. DO NOT overfill the battery stop at the bottom of the filler hole about 3/4 to 1 inch from top to allow for fluid expansion.. ***CAUTION it is always important to have the proper safety gear/equipment when servicing batteries such as a face shield acid resistant suit and acid resistant gloves. also beware of hydrogen gas buildup from acid conversion in the cells.*** in other words just get a new battery its safer..
No, boiling water only kills the germs and bacteria in the water. It does not remove minerals. Use only distilled water in a car battery.
That is exactly what you are supposed to use in a battery. It is commonly called distilled water. Use nothing else.
Most auto batteries contain a mixture of 65% Distilled Water and 35% Sulfuric Acid.
Almost all car batteries are "lead acid" type batteries. These type of batteries use thin lead plates and are immersed in Sulfuric acid which acts as an electrolyte.
Do not use condenser water in a car battery it is full of particles which will damage your battery.Buy proper top up water from an automotive shop.
No, use distilled water.
Booster batteries are the batteries that you use when you want to jump start a car. Regular alkaline batteries are the kind that you put in a flashlight or your TV remote. The alkaline battery is way cheaper than a booster battery.
No, the batteries in an electric car are much different. Normal automotive batteries are lead acid batteries. Most electric cars use Lithium-Ion batteries.
No, use only Distilled Water.
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when batteries are new never use mixture water but when batteries become old and weak then you need to add mixture water
2 'AA' Batteries.