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Babbz413Mar-29-12 01:52 PM
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#136342, "Engine harness plugs "gunk" normal?"
Mar-29-12 01:53 PM by Babbz413



          

Not sure of this is right place for this, please move if necessary.

I just acquired a complete engine harness for the Eclipse. Im curious if the "gunk" that's on the plugs is normal and there for a reason. Maybe keep connectors from corroding? Better connection for the plugs? Or is it some type of mold, residue build up? Curious if I should clean up before install or its there for a good reason and let it be. Thanks.


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ShovelheadKevinMar-29-12 02:19 PM
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That looks like old dielectric grease or possibly lithium. Dielectric is used to prevent corrosion and promote conductivity.
Not to worry. Just give a blast w/brake parts cleaner and remember to use fresh dielectric grease when you hook up the harness.

  

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