How To RENEW CAR & TRUCK Batteries at Home & SAVE BIG MONEY DO THIS ONE https://youtu.be/VYtkn-N_p4s

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[karlrensburg]

Several times I have been reprimanded in the workshop for suggesting doing this for customers to save money. All because the company wants to sell stock and make profits. So its great to see this wealth of knowledge been passed onto the public.

[bentvids]

I did this in my electrical mechanic shop class at a skills center in high-school to many batteries. My husband doesn't believe you can do it with a regular car battery because the batteries say on it not to. But I was specifically taught that you can. So I'm sending him this video.

[FXR_OG]

I used to work at Costco Tire Center and we also sold batteries. By the end of the week we’d have a pallet of old used batteries, we’d shrink wrap the lot and this guy would pick up every week. He said he refurbished batteries and makes a pretty penny. I never knew it was this easy to do this. Outstanding video Karl thank you man

[josephflemington]

I did not believe this would work. Too good to be true. But I tried it on two batteries this year. It works like a charm. Thank you so much. This will save me hundreds of dollars.

[dvaxkope]

100% works i have had multiple batteries laying round forever did one yesterday and worked perfect

[jimb]

The method is quite sound. I'm in my 60's. When I first started driving, a full service Gas Station would not only fill your tank, but also wash your windshield, air your tires, check Oil, Brake Fluid, Trans Fluid and best of all, your battery water level. Batteries lasted the life of the car. Better stations would give the battery a soda bath before checking. (Soda bath is 2 tablespoons of Baking Soda dissolved in 1 gal of water. This is poured over the entire top and down the sides of the battery. It neutralizes the acid that develops as the battery is used. The top of the battery is wiped dry, to ensure none of the soda bath enters the battery when the fill caps are removed.)

[markendicott]

I’m a Technician in the shop at a KIA dealership and this does work. A lot of the battery’s I’ve done this to I’ve had to do it more than five times. But if you have the time this does work and you’ll save yourself $$
Thanks for this video.

[savoylunsford]

This worked 💯 percent top off with distilled water charge at two hundred amps for 15 minutes then let it sit and cool for an hour repeat that cycle several times took my 10 v battery back to a 12-volt battery my only advice would be to turn off battery charger instead of disconnecting terminals cuz the Sparks can and will ignite the hydrogen fumes splashing acid into your eyes so was my personal experience on the third cycle so highly recommend taking advice and not getting acid into your eyes

[pzzuo]

Wish Id have seen this yesterday. I just spent $142.00 on a battery for my grand daughter. I fixed her old battery with this technique. It does work.

[rockcrusher]

Worked like a charm, thank you. On mine I had to repeat the process about 12 times, but now a battery that's been dead for maybe 5 years is 100 %. Thanks again.

[Dtmdeman]

I used this method to revive a 8 year old interstate battery for my pickup. Going on its 3rd winter(Minnesota) since the revive.Was going to replace until saw this method.

[markgreen]

I've been doing that since I was a kid when we used to race cars in the '80s we always got a bunch of old batteries from the junkyard and most of them worked again a lot of people don't know about this anymore thanks for the video

[larrycurrie]

We did this on the farm 40 years ago to keep batteries alive. I still use this method, haven't bought a new battery in years!

[azjv]

*UPDATE* My diesel truck has two 12 volt batteries. I tried the 200 amp setting on the first one. It boiled the battery for seconds, then cycled off for a couple minutes. I tried multiple times with same results. I gave up and switched to the 12 volt HI setting and it boiled the battery vigorously. So I used the SPC method over a couple days. Resting the battery for several hours each time. Probably 10 cycles over all and it worked. Battery restored to like new. With the remaining battery, I started off with the 12 HI setting since I knew the 200 amp setting wasn't working, and it wouldn't boil the battery. I tried multiple times same result. So I switched to 200 amp setting and it boiled for a few seconds and cycled. I switched it back to 12 volt HI and low and behold it now boiled vigorously. I continued on with the same process as described above for many cycles and long rest periods. This battery is now testing like new. These are 4 year old batteries in Arizona desert heat. Thanks SPC for showing us the technique.

[BlueDroneBlues]

I remember 20 years ago in Athens, Alabama a man with a small farming tractor emptied out all the water out of his battery added a cup of sulfuric acid and the rest distilled water. ( I honestly do not remember the parts of water to powdered sulfuric acid) Poured it in the battery and charged it. It probably cost him not even a dollar back then and he had a new battery. Absolutely crazy what companies are charging us for simple batteries. Thanks for the video!

[nuttyvision]

I was a little sceptical about this so i had to try it for myself and IT WORKS! I followed it to a "t" as suggested and it definitely made my battery work again. Thanks man, great video!

[michaelgiarrusso]

100% works. Some batteries may take way longer than others. I'm doing a 12 volt 200 amp hour battery right now for a semi truck. So far has taking me 10 tries with the 15 minutes on 1 hour off. I'm starting to bubble in all cells. Definitely need patience but works. The battery has been sitting for 2 years dead outside

[darrellcook]

My grandfather taught me this when I was a wee tot, I musta been too young because I forgot about it until you showed the process, ah the memories unleashed. Life on the Rohnert Park Seed Farm.

[metalmogul]

Thank you for the video, this type of work to keep a battery usable for years is incredibly valuable. You will never learn this from a battery supplier.

[Harleylovinchelley]

I don't have a 200 amp charger to try this out.
They start at $175 which is more than I pay for batteries with 7 year warranty from a farm implement store. Those seven year batteries last 8-9 years. When they are about six years old and winter is coming on, I buy a new one for my Jeep and put that six year old in one of my several John Deere machines. I trade in the oldest one for the new battery.

Starting about 25 years ago I bought the seven year batteries and some have lasted 10 years. None have died before the 9 year mark.

That is so nice, I remember years ago the best battery was a five year warranty and they barely made it, sometimes died at 4 and a half. Now, the batteries are way better.

I hate to spend that much on a charger when I don't need the 200 amp style. My 20 amp charger does a fine job if I happen to leave lights on or when the JD quit charging its battery.

I bought a GOOLOO device in case someone needs a jump. That way I'm not risking my Jeep charging system.

Maybe I'll give this a try, I have two batteries in the John Deeres that are approaching the nine year marks. I'll make this video a favorite and if I spring for the 200 amp job, I'll try to remember to come back and share if it worked for me.

One important thing you didn't mention was, hold long will the battery be functional after you get it the treatment?