
Replacing The Inlines?
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djshongo
, Nov 09 2009 12:02 PM
19 replies to this topic
#16
Posted 11 November 2009 - 11:55 AM
Any ideas on how to clean the back of the fusebox in the meantime? Ive used sum light sanding etc.. but not sure if theres a liquid I can use to clean the grease/rust/grime crap!
cheers
cheers
#17
Posted 11 November 2009 - 01:07 PM
Electro lube, it's a very concentrated spray degreaser and etch. There is a version available at Halfords called electrical contact cleaner or something similar.
#18
Posted 12 November 2009 - 12:08 AM
I've got the Electrolube that's used to lubricate model train set motors.
So you can get it from most model/hobby shops.
So you can get it from most model/hobby shops.
#19
Posted 12 November 2009 - 12:20 PM
Taaaaaa Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Electrics work
Replaced all contacts, re-stripped, and re-crimped into place, cleaned fusebox, earth points, tidied up inline fuses (for meantime until ones arrive from AutoSparks).. and she's workin now
Thanks for the help guys
Gona go get sum of that grease stuf 2moro and cover contacts with it to prevent them rusting in future!
Electrics work

Replaced all contacts, re-stripped, and re-crimped into place, cleaned fusebox, earth points, tidied up inline fuses (for meantime until ones arrive from AutoSparks).. and she's workin now

Thanks for the help guys

Gona go get sum of that grease stuf 2moro and cover contacts with it to prevent them rusting in future!
#20
Posted 12 November 2009 - 02:10 PM
Taaaaaa Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Electrics work
Replaced all contacts, re-stripped, and re-crimped into place, cleaned fusebox, earth points, tidied up inline fuses (for meantime until ones arrive from AutoSparks).. and she's workin now
Thanks for the help guys
Gona go get sum of that grease stuf 2moro and cover contacts with it to prevent them rusting in future!
Nice one.
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