Battery Terminal Protector Washers - these pads fight corrosion

[@msswiftygal]

Why oh why is this not a standard on all vehicles?

[@TheUnknownHarbingers]

Dealerships make a lot of their money on maintenance of the vehicles they sell.

Always use them on all my vehicles and never had terminal corrosion in 50 years of driving.

[@theboxer5]

1:03, using an adjustable wrench to tighten the nut? WTF? Don't you have socket wrench? LOL

[@matt4398]

NetRep he borrowed the adjustable from his wife

[@MadjikMan56]

Not to mention he didn't even get the jaws on the nut but then proceeded to "turn" the nut. Twice.

[@chincevideos923]

lmaoo hey sometimes its not worth the extra effort\money to buy a socket set. as much as i would say a socket set is worth, in a non-professional setting, the scuffness is fine considering the only 'downside' is time spent. but if time spent is greater than just using an adjustable, then fuck it

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

Do you think you need a bigger wrench for that little bitty screw 🤪

[@DrWells-qq1cc]

I just installed these on my car. Follow the instructions and they'll fit like a charm. I also had to use an adjustable wrench because I didn't bring the right case of sockets with me! :P

[@8307c4]

Yah now wait about 30 days and then tell us again how good it worked, matter of fact you should know by now.

[@JG-no4qr]

@@8307c4 30 days and then what?

[@JG-no4qr]

Should you remove the negative cable, then positive cable. then put on both washers. then put positive cable back on. Then negative cable?

[@Lil_witte17]

Always remove positive first that way you don’t run the chance of grounding yourself to the car

[@007Dilana]

@@Lil_witte17 Always remove negative first and connect it last. That way you eliminate the risk of shortening while working on the positive. (In case you toch metal part while tightening the positive terminal)

[@johnalterio372]

thumbs up for the 90's techno music!

[@ArjjunSingh]

I think you forgot to do the other terminal

[@etow8034]

If corrosion is forming on the positive terminal then the battery is being overcharged !

[@RichieSarinas]

What's the green pad for? I only saw the red being used on the positive terminal.

[@greensky438]

+Richie Sarinas . The green pad is for the other terminal, the negative post side. It's the same as the red one, just colored green to differentiate.

[@RichieSarinas]

Okay gotcha👌 thanks for uploading and responding. Gonna sub you my friend. Just keep making useful videos like this and I'll like and stay subscribed.

[@kennethmarple3628]

Rub Vaseline all over the terminals you’ll never have a problem again guaranteed I’ve been doing this for over 45 years.

[@alphaomega8373]

Exactly.

[@shawnjs260]

Thankyou!!

[@naturezone6655]

Good tip

[@antilogism]

Yes. Or common axle grease.

[@jimmyross4352]

@@antilogism Old school's still cool.

[@peterlin3902]

i can't find this NCP-2 battery terminal saver anymore . can you help ? link me up please

[@peterlin3902]

Jose Francisco Medeiros thanks bro， i get one at local walmart .

[@paulr1305]

Just use hot water to quickly clean battery terminal corrosion. Do Not Use Baking Soda if it gets into the battery it will neutralize battery then your battery will be no good.

[@Butch1982]

simple and nice video with great tip

[@Eric_Gilbert]

I had to throw up listening to this music

[@pedromartinez306]

Not going to trust the video made by a guy using a 15 inch crescent wrench to tighten the battery terminal nut. And he didn't even tighten it