Vehicle Battery Tools
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Tools to remove and replace vehicle batteries include crescent wrenches, an adjustable wrench, vise pliers or a socket wrench that can accommodate a 10mm cable nut. Battery specialty tools are used to service automotive batteries. Car battery tools include brushes and cleaners to clean terminals, carriers to make it easier to transport batteries, and hold-down bolts to secure batteries, as well as kits and a variety of other tools to service and replace automotive batteries.
Post Cleaners
Battery post cleaners remove corrosion while neutralizing acid spills. These cleaners are water-soluble so they safe to use without special PPE. They help eliminate dirt, oil, water stains, encrusted calcium and lime from battery terminals and connectors.
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Cable Strippers & Cutters
Wire strippers and cable slitters make precise cuts to remove insulation, jackets, and coatings without damaging wire and cable strands. They expose bare wire and cable to prepare for splicing and connecting to terminals. Electricians and cable installers use these stripping tools to properly strip wire and cable, ensuring reliable connectivity and signal transmission.
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3-Way Tools
Three-way battery post and terminal cleaners service battery terminals to remove rust, corrosion and dirt from the terminals to extend the life of vehicle batteries.
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Battery Brushes
Battery brushes clean corrosion from side post batteries. Usually sold in a set, one type of brush cleans battery terminals; the other type of brush cleans battery cable ends. Each has a plastic handle that resists battery acid.
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Battery Carriers
Battery carriers have sturdy steel jaws that securely hold batteries in place during operation. These carriers work on nearly all types of batteries.
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Battery Fillers
Battery fillers are two-quart bottles for loading acid or distilled water into batteries. The bottles have spring-loaded filler valves that automatically shut off when the battery is full, preventing overflows and corrosion to other parts around the battery.
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Battery Terminal Spreaders
These spreaders are pliers that hold open the battery clamp so that the inside can be cleaned of any rust, debris, or extra fluid. Some spreaders come with terminals cleaners the remove corrosion for better electrical contact.
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Battery Wrenches
Battery (or torque) wrenches work in confined spaces around the battery to remove and replace side terminal battery bolts. They have reversible ratchet action to loosen or tighten bolts without extra tools.
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Battery Terminal Pullers
These terminal pullers remove and replace battery terminal clamps from the battery post. These pullers work on corroded or broken terminals by applying pressure to the top of the post and turning the tool until the clamp bolt loosens.
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