Mark,
I don't know the exact scientific explanation, but the preventative is to
keep air from getting to the terminals.
I now use the same dialectic grease I put on spark plug terminals. Though a
bit messy, the old-fashioned yellowish-brown wheel bearing grease used to
work very well, but I haven't been able to find it for years.
I seldom have to clean terminals between battery replacements as long as I
renew the dialectic grease occasionally. The red and green felt washers the
parts stores always try to sell you with a battery have never worked for
me..
HTH,
A. C. Tynes
New Orleans
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> What causes battery terminals to corrode? The positive on
> my truck is good for about 6 months and then it 's cleaning
> time again. The battery was recently replaced and the same
> problem is back.
> Mark L
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