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cleaning electrical connections

Started by billschroeder5842, May 26, 2012, 03:40:11 PM

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billschroeder5842

Anyone have a good idea on how to clean the female end of a electric connector?

I've got the dash apart and am cleaning up some of the corrosion  and the connections are dirty.

thanks!
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b5blue

Find my topic on "cleaning with salt and vinegar!"   :yesnod:

FLG

here ya go

www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,70039.0.html

Plumcrazy

Most auto parts stores should have spray cans of electrical contact cleaner.

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Nacho-RT74

Quote from: Plumcrazy on May 27, 2012, 08:33:42 AM
Most auto parts stores should have spray cans of electrical contact cleaner.

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Todd Wilson

I use a product calleed Deoxit. Its a spray  cleaner I use on my antique radios  and have used it on various mopar connections and fuse holder clips with great success. Its expensive but a little squirt does the job. Dont need to hose stuff down with it.

A good quality electronics shop should carry it and I think maybe sometimes Radio Shack has it.

Todd

b5blue

Todd I use that on everything, the "big" bottle @ 25ml set me back almost 35.00 shipped. In two or three years I've not had to use even a quarter of the bottle yet. Not just on my Jeep and Charger but tools, outlets, switches, batteries contacts, light sockets and so on.
   www.deoxit.com