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Re: [GMCnet] Poll: Do you use and carry dielectric grease in your RV? [message #239738 is a reply to message #239677] Wed, 12 February 2014 16:45 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Mr ERFisher wrote on Wed, 12 February 2014 11:23

this is what i use
http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/power-distribution-using-circuit-breakers/p35550-terminal-covers-for-breakers.html

handy little cups of grease, and
i can store them on my terminals


On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 7:55 AM, Tony <Ultravanman248@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
> When I was working full time I used dielectric grease all the time. I used
> it on sparkplug wires and any elcetrical connection I had to work on.
>
> I was reading the post about voltage drop and it got me to thinking.
> I was wondering how many people use it and then it got me to thinking how
> many people keep it in their RV?
>
> So I thought I do a poll.
>
> I use it - but none of our RVs are road worthy at this time. Very Happy
> However, I will have some in all our RVs for break downs and to help other
> RV owners in need.
>
>
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> Tony (Ontario Canada) Marie and I are blessed to have had a 2nd chance
> to buy our farm. Someday I hope to build the garage of my dreams. We have
> 4 Ultravans & 2 Corvairs. Our 1970 Ultravan #520 has an Olds Toronado 455
> in back.
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Gene,

What you are talking about might work well with stud connectors.
But what about plug in wire connectors and your 3/4 wire HEI Distributor connection or module.

Some might recall the days when the dist module(sp) in Chevy's would heat up after you parked the car for a little while and when you came back out to start it - it would not start = due to the module overheating.

Dielectric grease has been used under them for many years.

Good Stuff in my book.


Tony (Ontario Canada)
Marie and I are blessed to have had a 2nd chance to buy our farm.
Still hoping and more importantly praying to be able to build a garage.
Our 1970 Ultravan #520 has an Olds Toronado 455 in back.
 
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