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  1. 12-09-12, 03:08 PM #1
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    Is it good practice to use an electrical grease in the plug in connectors on C-2corvettes?
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    Is it good practice to use an electrical grease in the plug in connectors on C-2corvettes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FANMAN View Post
    Is it good practice to use an electrical grease in the plug in connectors on C-2corvettes?
    Yes, it is - using a film of dielectric grease (available at Radio Shack) on the terminals in the two 8-way multiple connectors on the engine side of the fuse block will protect them from corrosion, which is a chronic C2 issue.

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    Thank you for the information!
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