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expiredphoinix | Staff posted Nov 03, 2025 10:17 AM
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12.25-Oz NOCO Battery Terminal Cleaner Spray & Corrosion Cleaner w/ Acid Detector

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Amazon has 12.25-Oz NOCO E404 Battery Terminal Cleaner Spray and Corrosion Cleaner with Acid Detector for $3.16. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Features:
  • Removes Battery Corrosion - Instantly neutralizes, dissolves, and removes battery corrosion - simply spray-on and rinse-off.
  • Acid Detection - Quickly detects the presence of battery corrosion by providing a pink indicator upon contact.
  • Improved Performance - Removes battery corrosion for improved electrical connections and current flow for increased cranking ability.
  • Fast Acting - A fast-acting foaming action breaks down tough corrosion build-up within seconds.
  • Universal - A battery terminal cleaner for use on all types of vehicles and batteries, including battery terminals, battery cables, and more.

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Amazon has 12.25-Oz NOCO E404 Battery Terminal Cleaner Spray and Corrosion Cleaner with Acid Detector for $3.16. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Features:
  • Removes Battery Corrosion - Instantly neutralizes, dissolves, and removes battery corrosion - simply spray-on and rinse-off.
  • Acid Detection - Quickly detects the presence of battery corrosion by providing a pink indicator upon contact.
  • Improved Performance - Removes battery corrosion for improved electrical connections and current flow for increased cranking ability.
  • Fast Acting - A fast-acting foaming action breaks down tough corrosion build-up within seconds.
  • Universal - A battery terminal cleaner for use on all types of vehicles and batteries, including battery terminals, battery cables, and more.

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tsglenn
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In fact, I just did a week ago using the bottle I got on a similar deal months ago. Had to change the battery in my wife's car, and the terminal clamps and bracket were caked in corrosion. This spray is a quickly expanding yellow foam that turns pink as it reacts with the acidic corrosion. It was messy but did the job. Rinse with water. You do still have to brush and probably repeat. I had to chip away at the heaviest corrosion, but this spray did its job and got me to bare metal. I then used felt corrosion inhibiting pads and applied dielectric grease liberally, neither of which did I use last time.
dud
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OR, you can spend a buck on some baking soda and a used tooth brush. I've spent about $2 on this method over the last 40 years …it never fails.

Don't forget to swab the battery posts with petroleum jelly when replacing a battery. No corrosion in decades!

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Nov 03, 2025 01:10 PM
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somelousyluckNov 03, 2025 01:10 PM
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Has anyone used this?
Nov 03, 2025 01:19 PM
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BraveTeam7995Nov 03, 2025 01:19 PM
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Quote from somelousyluck :
Has anyone used this?
i did, the gel works better.. my battery loves getting corrossions
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Nov 03, 2025 01:21 PM
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Quote from somelousyluck :
Has anyone used this?
In fact, I just did a week ago using the bottle I got on a similar deal months ago. Had to change the battery in my wife's car, and the terminal clamps and bracket were caked in corrosion. This spray is a quickly expanding yellow foam that turns pink as it reacts with the acidic corrosion. It was messy but did the job. Rinse with water. You do still have to brush and probably repeat. I had to chip away at the heaviest corrosion, but this spray did its job and got me to bare metal. I then used felt corrosion inhibiting pads and applied dielectric grease liberally, neither of which did I use last time.
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somelousyluckNov 03, 2025 01:23 PM
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Quote from tsglenn :
In fact, I just did a week ago using the bottle I got on a similar deal months ago. Had to change the battery in my wife's car, and the terminal clamps and bracket were caked in corrosion. This spray is a quickly expanding yellow foam that turns pink as it reacts with the acidic corrosion. It was messy but did the job. Rinse with water. You do still have to brush and probably repeat. I had to chip away at the heaviest corrosion, but this spray did its job and got me to bare metal. I then used felt corrosion inhibiting pads and applied dielectric grease liberally, neither of which did I use last time.
Ty so much for info
Nov 03, 2025 01:34 PM
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theroman84Nov 03, 2025 01:34 PM
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Is this any better than just a baking soda and water solution?
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thumper300zxNov 03, 2025 01:39 PM
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Quote from theroman84 :
Is this any better than just a baking soda and water solution?
I'm gonna try this spray. That said, warm water and baking soda with a toothbrush have always worked great for me and always available.
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thesandmanNov 03, 2025 01:48 PM
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I remember my dad using a can of coke back in the day and swearing by it, lol. I'm sure baking soda or this spray would work much better.

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Save your money. Baking soda is the way to go.
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OR, you can spend a buck on some baking soda and a used tooth brush. I've spent about $2 on this method over the last 40 years …it never fails.

Don't forget to swab the battery posts with petroleum jelly when replacing a battery. No corrosion in decades!
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SoukaNov 03, 2025 03:40 PM
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Serious question here.... why have I never had battery posts corrode in my 40yrs of being around cars?

Datsun (510 and 280z WOO HOO!) , VW, Nissan, Toyota, Subaru, Ford, Mazda.... battery terminals always look like, well... battery terminals. No corrosion ever. Never treated with any felt disks, red spray, baking soda, etc... nothing.

Cars mostly parked outside... some get barely 3k/yr, some drive 15k miles year, some park indoors.

I'm gonna guess it's my enviroment... east of seattle a bit
Nov 03, 2025 03:46 PM
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couchyNov 03, 2025 03:46 PM
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Not sure if I'd want to clean my battery with "extremely flammable aerosol".
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Nov 03, 2025 04:04 PM
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MaroonGoat1378Nov 03, 2025 04:04 PM
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Quote from somelousyluck :
Has anyone used this?
I've used it when I had noticeable blue colored corrosion build up on what I think was a bad battery. It works great.
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Tyler.DurdenNov 03, 2025 04:17 PM
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Quote from Souka :
Serious question here.... why have I never had battery posts corrode in my 40yrs of being around cars?

Datsun (510 and 280z WOO HOO!) , VW, Nissan, Toyota, Subaru, Ford, Mazda.... battery terminals always look like, well... battery terminals. No corrosion ever. Never treated with any felt disks, red spray, baking soda, etc... nothing.

Cars mostly parked outside... some get barely 3k/yr, some drive 15k miles year, some park indoors.

I'm gonna guess it's my enviroment... east of seattle a bit
I was actually thinking the same thing when reading this, absolutely no corrosion for me either, except I'm a little further east across the mountains.
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testshootNov 03, 2025 04:47 PM
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Quote from dud :
OR, you can spend a buck on some baking soda and a used tooth brush. I've spent about $2 on this method over the last 40 years …it never fails.Don't forget to swab the battery posts with petroleum jelly when replacing a battery. No corrosion in decades!
When working as a mechanic, we just used grease as it was available. Don't know what would make petroleum jelly better.

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