Quick tip - clean off green stuff on electrical connection
My boat trailer electrical harness and the receptacle on my Ford have a lot
of green stuff on some of the connections. The connection is marginal. I
recall that vinegar can clean this up, but I'm not sure. What is the best
way to clean up these connections?Thanks from Rick |
Richard
May 10
2005
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| radio shack contact cleaner |
Prima
May 10
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| Where's "Hint's from Jerry Heloise" when you need him? |
Charles
May 10
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| Vinegar and a wire brush, then use some Dilectric <sp?> grease. |
Jerry
May 10
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| There he is! LOL |
Charles
May 10
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| I'm still not speaking to you. ;-) |
Jerry
May 10
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| I'm sorry Dad... |
Charles
May 10
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| Oh, now it's Dad..... earlier it was "Old Fart". |
Jerry
May 10
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| I never called you an old fart... just old. |
Charles
May 10
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| Old is a relative term,today I turned 49,but I still FEEL 48 ! |
Bass_Mr.
May 11
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| Happy to you BassMr.! Next year you can join the ranks of the Old Farts as
well! Oh yeah, Sunday... my wife and I have a birthday too! She'll be 40!!!!! and
I'll only be 38. LOL |
Charles
May 11
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| Damn Kids !!! |
Jerry
May 11
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| Happy Birthday to you and the Mrs.
Ahh to be young again and need and ID occasionally |
Bass_Mr.
May 12
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| I have heard of people using plain Coca-Cola in a pinch to remove the crud. |
Bass_Mr.
May 12
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| the receptacle on my Ford have a lot of green stuff on some of the
connections. The connection is marginal. I recall that vinegar can clean
this up, but I'm not sure. What is the best way to clean up these
connections?" Electrical contact cleaner from Radio Shack works well. Once removed apply
some dielectric grease to connections will help prevent some of the
corrosions. Sarge |
Sarge
May 12
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| Don't buy beer, and now I don't buy cigarettes... I feel that my ID is
useless. |
Charles
May 12
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