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dielectric grease question

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by coreyinoz, Jul 7, 2006.

  1. coreyinoz

    coreyinoz Member

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    Hey guys,

    Here's another possibly silly question. In regards to the dielectric grease use for the ignition connection points, do you want to use it at all three connection points? (between top of plug and cap, between top of cap and wire, between coil and wire)

    If not all points, which ones?

    Thanks,

    Corey
     
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    I would use it at all locations.
     
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    As long as it doesn't interfere with wire retention, use it on all electrical connections.

    Nachoman
     
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    Ditto. Remember a light smear or film on the boots and wires is all that is needed. Don't need heavy applications here.
     
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    Thanks all.

    Corey
     

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