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The problem is not the corrosion, the clamp that goes onto the battery terminal is about to fall off due to the corrosion. I am going to use some baking soda to clean up the corrosion, and then I will not take that component apart since there are two inline fuses that will most likely cause me problems if they are not in the circuit. I am going to have to attach that component (in the picture) to the battery with a new clamp. Should be pretty easy, thanks for the response.

Good Afternoon, I have a 2011 Ford Fusion SE with the 2.5L 4 Cylinder engine and it is FWD. I was replacing the battery on this vehicle today, and the postive battery terminal has multiple leads attached to a "block" See attachment... I have called Ford, and in order to replace this one component, I have to purchase a whole harness, which I do not need. Does anybody know if this block is special, meaning it reduces current or voltage to some of the leads that are attached to it, or can I just replace this with a marine battery terminal where all of the leads are connected to the same post? We bought this vehicle new from the dealer so this is an OEM component. Thanks in advance!