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Cleaning corrosion from electrical connectors.

posted by  Lawrence on  Mon Apr 21 04:59 CST 2003
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Whats the best way to clean and protect the connectors. Are there any good spray on type products?

Ive always used sandpaper, emory cloth etc. Im just wondering if there is a more"high tech" solution?

Lawrence








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Cleaning corrosion from electrical connectors.

posted by  Steve on  Mon Apr 21 05:19 CST 2003
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Don't use abrasives. Far better is a spray can of "DeOxIt" electrical deoxidizer and protector from Caig Labs. Use this, then protect with silicone dielectric paste on any circuit operating above about five volts (i.e., not your O2 sensor.) That's all you need.








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Cleaning corrosion from electrical connectors.

posted by  Lawrence on  Mon Apr 21 12:21 CST 2003
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Copy that. Load and clear

Thanx.

Lawrence







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