dielectric grease

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  1. Jul 9, 2012 #11
    Kansas

    Kansas Road Train Member

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    No, you're wrong. You specifically state dielectric grease is conductive, it most certainly is not. Now man up, admit your mistake and let's move along.
     
    Kansas, Jul 9, 2012
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  3. Jul 9, 2012 #12
    bender

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    Anytime I'm having problems with my sevenway I just pull it out and soak it insider and everything's all better.
     
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  4. Jul 9, 2012 #13
    droy

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    I use a lot of the Trucklite stuff, found it about a year ago; prior to that, was using the Permatex brand of silicone grease. Neither has caused me any problems, but I have had many problems with wires and terminals that were not coated - corrosion, rust, oxidation, bad connections, etc.
     
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  5. Jul 10, 2012 #14
    Semi Crazy

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    25 gallons? Fill me up a coffee can and I'll pay for shipping!
     
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