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It was too "gunk"y to be corrosion (if that makes sense), so I just figured it was some kind of old dielectric grease. When I liberally filled the connectors and reconnected them, it forced some of the yellow out the bottom of the connector along with some of my fresh new stuff, so I figure it's about as protected as it's gonna get. Thanks for the info...don't get why Nissan couldn't have protected ALL the connectors instead of just two, and in the process prevented half the problems new Z owners find.
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