Subject	Dielectric grease in every connector!
Posted by	Polishzx on February 22, 2023 at 12:37 AM
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In Reply To	been chasing hunting issue off and on for sometime posted by The Devils Z on February 20, 2023 at 04:24 AM
Message	Good to get it cleaned up, but I think this is a classic case of connector corrosion that could be prevented in the future with dielectric grease applied inside the connector. Worth considering :)
Follow Ups	been chasing hunting issue off and on for sometime - The Devils Z 04:24:28 02/20/23 Note taken (n/m) - Mike@ZSpeed 06:16:02 02/20/23 Fine sleuthing. (n/m) - Zeus 08:03:57 02/20/23 Nice job troubleshooting there..glad you figured it out (n/m) - Wui (Philly) 13:31:23 02/20/23 sweet! (n/m) - Halo TTZ 15:49:07 02/20/23 Interesting - Drk93TT 05:37:56 02/21/23 Nice work tracking that down. (n/m) - Boosted1 06:14:06 02/21/23 Electronics is a science about connectors/connections - sasha 17:39:12 02/21/23 Dielectric grease in every connector! - Polishzx 00:37:17 02/22/23 agreed ... (n/m) - The Devils Z 09:30:53 02/22/23 Agreed, big believer in this. An annual ritual, along with - robo (sebring1970) 18:37:43 02/24/23 You're correct, I also thought it was a conductor - Polishzx 15:23:09 02/26/23 Marketing, the concept to which you alluded applies to a lot - robo (sebring1970) 09:45:17 02/28/23 It's actually funny how well they run with the maf unplugged - BlackholeZ 22:03:28 02/22/23 Just watched your EP of Fastest Car the other night - Jayru 11:14:31 02/24/23 Glad to hear this ended well. (n/m) - Inzane 12:57:54 02/27/23
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