[Healeys] Voltage Regulator

[Bob Spidell]

As a solution/slurry in water.  The sodium and bicarbonate need to be ionized to react properly with the acid.  
Theoretically, the water in the acid will facilitate, but the bicarb works better in solution (plus an aqueous solution 
will get in the nooks and crannies better).

Bob


On 6/3/2012 4:51 PM, Reinhart Rosner wrote:
> Which way did you put it there? As a powder or as a hydous solution?
> Reinhart
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> Reinhart Rosner
> 55 AH 100 BN1
> Vienna - Austria
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> Done (learned that lesson the hard way--on other cars, fortunately).  Did
> some repainting while I was at it.
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> Bob
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> On 6/3/2012 12:09 PM, Derek Job wrote:
>> Bob
>> If you haven't already done it I suggest you put baking soda all
>> around the boot. it's amazing where that acid may have run to and it will
> corrode the metal.
>> The regulator may just need all the connections cleaning.
>> Derek
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