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Fight Electrical Connector Corrosion

Electrical connectors in automobiles live in a very bad environment. Over time they are subjected to extremes in temperature, humidity and vibration. Eventually the metal surfaces in the connectors oxidize and cause a long list problems from dim bulbs to total failure. To prevent this, coat the connectors - one contact at a time - with a conductive grease. You can buy these compounds in electronics stores or auto parts suppliers.

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