Tips: Dielectric Grease For Your Electrical Connections

Dielectric Grease For Your Electrical Connections

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

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Kee J. suggests:

It's always a good idea to apply Dielectric grease to any electrical connections if you mud with your rig. I put that stuff on my spark plug boot, battery connections, and other electrical connections on my ATV.
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Stacey adds:

Great tip, especially if you are going to be in the wet.

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