Magic fix for many electrical problems
12-20-05, 11:14 AM
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Magic fix for many electrical problems
After fixing cold solder joints, then use this:
I get this stuff at Home Depot.
I expect there are similar products elsewhere.
The 2-26 is for sliding contacts like the TPS, fan speed control, radio volume, & door lock switches.
The QD is for contacts like the window switches, various push buttons, connector plugs, & light switches.
WD40 is not intended for electrical switches & contacts.
I get this stuff at Home Depot.
I expect there are similar products elsewhere.
The 2-26 is for sliding contacts like the TPS, fan speed control, radio volume, & door lock switches.
The QD is for contacts like the window switches, various push buttons, connector plugs, & light switches.
WD40 is not intended for electrical switches & contacts.
12-20-05, 12:00 PM
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is this stuff just like dielectric grease? im asking because im also redoing my electricals and dont want to buy two different products that do the same thing. thanks
12-20-05, 12:05 PM
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Dielectric grease and the 2-26 stuff overlap some in application.
The 2-26 will get into places like the TPS, dielectric grease will stay in place better in weather exposed connector plugs.
The 2-26 will get into places like the TPS, dielectric grease will stay in place better in weather exposed connector plugs.
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