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Old 01-24-2012, 11:44 AM   #15
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I will spray them with contact cleaner, then use dielectric grease.
The connections are like four flat trailer plugs Wire ties are the thin nylon self locking strips, also known as zip ties.
Thanks for the contact cleaner / dielectric grease tip. As far as wire ties go, I know what they are. I was wanting to know where you tied them up to.

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I just use the wire ties to keep the connectors together, not necessarily to tie them off to anyplace in particular.

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I just use the wire ties to keep the connectors together, not necessarily to tie them off to anyplace in particular.
Ok. Thanks Jim

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