Will you get electrocuted when disconnecting the negative terminal of a car battery?
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Disconnecting the negative terminal of a car battery will not result in electrocution. Effects of disconnecting the negative terminal: The effects of disconnecting the negative terminal include the reset of system time, trip mileage, driver habit information, and other settings to factory defaults. After restarting the vehicle, you will need to reconfigure these settings according to personal preferences. Types of car batteries: Conventional batteries have plates made of lead and lead oxide, with an electrolyte solution of sulfuric acid and water. Dry-charged batteries only require the addition of electrolyte and can be used after 20-30 minutes. Maintenance-free batteries, due to their structural advantages, have minimal electrolyte consumption and generally do not require distilled water replenishment during their service life.