Subject	...No? I thought the concensus was fill the connector.
Posted by	CoHPhasor on April 26, 2012 at 5:06 PM
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In Reply To	Just a thin coat on the contacts - don't overdo it. (n/m) posted by spicyZ on April 26, 2012 at 12:02 PM
Message	DiElectric grease solidifies and shrinks over time. Also, the contacts are the main focus but the failure point is the entire connector itself. DiElectric grease wont hurt anything and does not hinder the electrical connection so it only makes sense to fill it up and allow excess to squeeze around the sides allowing you to simply wipe it off and keep the most moisture out. I could be wrong, though the write-up here says otherwise. "Is this why my car sounds like a skeleton jacking off?" > blackomega
Follow Ups	Cleaning Methods.... - 300ZMang 08:34:47 04/26/12 Re: Cleaning Methods.... - spicyZ 10:10:19 04/26/12 Same...plus a couple of very small files and emory cloth (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 11:10:11 04/26/12 Cool... sounds good. - 300ZMang 11:36:07 04/26/12 Just a thin coat on the contacts - don't overdo it. (n/m) - spicyZ 12:02:50 04/26/12 ...No? I thought the concensus was fill the connector. - CoHPhasor 17:06:57 04/26/12 I use "deoxit" from radio shack (n/m) - black300zx 18:40:54 04/26/12 2nd. DeOxit as a cleaner/lubricator/protectant is awesome - CoHPhasor 19:30:58 04/26/12 another thumbs up for deoxit (n/m) - BlackholeZ 22:13:52 04/26/12 I've read that too much can affect electrical flow - spicyZ 09:01:33 04/27/12 Consider soaking copper/aluminium ends in white vinegar - Zorpman 18:19:18 04/26/12 Oh well - 300ZMang 08:30:21 04/27/12 Here's a detailed write up from 300zxclub - gnozahs 18:08:12 04/27/12
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