Any ideas on what is the best grease (I know wrong word) to use to protect electrical connections.
Bulbs, spade ends, headlights sockets etc?
4SPEED427 said
Oct 26, 2013
I think pretty much any dielectric grease is good. GM used to have it, not sure if they still do.
It seems to me someone like Permatex offers one too.
jmont64 said
Oct 26, 2013
Brian, I use Permatex and it was recommended to me. And it actually says grease right on it so your wording is fine.
beaumontguru said
Oct 26, 2013
Grote makes a good one too found in the Trailer parts department(princess auto has it). I ve used it for years and it is really good. Keeps the Salt gremlins away in Winnipeg winters. Its in a Blue toothpaste tube
rabbit64cs said
Oct 26, 2013
beaumontguru wrote:
Grote makes a good one too found in the Trailer parts department(princess auto has it). I ve used it for years and it is really good. Keeps the Salt gremlins away in Winnipeg winters. Its in a Blue toothpaste tube
X2.. Princess Auto. I use it on connectors and battery posts.
Any ideas on what is the best grease (I know wrong word) to use to protect electrical connections.
Bulbs, spade ends, headlights sockets etc?
It seems to me someone like Permatex offers one too.
Grote makes a good one too found in the Trailer parts department(princess auto has it). I ve used it for years and it is really good. Keeps the Salt gremlins away in Winnipeg winters. Its in a Blue toothpaste tube
X2.. Princess Auto. I use it on connectors and battery posts.
Loctite also makes one.