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Cruiser
Posts: 190
| LOL....according to this I've been putting it on exactly the way he says not to for years! Somewhere along the line, I guess I thought or learned that dielectric grease helps with connectivity while keeping all the crude and gradu out.
Old goats CAN learn new tricks...thanks JV |
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Cruiser
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| I meant to say conductivity...
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Puddle Jumper
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Carrollton, TX | I apply a light coating of the dielectric grease to the boot AND terminals. I have had zero problems since doing so. I use the grease on the terminal to prevent corrosion. I've had to replace ignition cables in the past because the terminal had attached itself permanently to the plug.
A little bit goes a long way. The idea is to seal against air. no air, no corrosion. |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | I never thought it helped the connection, only protected it from the elements and corrosion. As captain obvious states, it's an insulator. |
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Dielectric Grease On Spark Plug Wires