Dielectric Grease ???

[whoDEANie]

Alsofor the record, corrosion will not overload a system, it prevents current flow, that's why electrical systems are slow or don't work when connectors become corroded.
Just sayin.

That depends on a number of things. An intermittent or arching connection can destroy some ciruits. Heat coud also potentially become an issue.

 

[sledderdoc]

As I said earlier, dielectric grease is non-conductive. It does not promote current flow. It's a case of some is good, but to much can have an adverse effect. It is great on all connectors as a sealant (that is it's intended use).
I have also used it on ECM and PMC connectors, but sparingly.
Alsofor the record, corrosion will not overload a system, it prevents current flow, that's why electrical systems are slow or don't work when connectors become corroded.
Just sayin.

Not what it says on the package. Says helps prevent corrosion and increases electrical flow.

 

[munhoez]

Just like frank's red hot........

I Put That $hit On Everything!!!!!!!

 

[quadboy55]

Just like frank's red hot........

I Put That $hit On Everything!!!!!!!

Well put, you should get a medal.

 

[STYKO]

Well put, you should get a medal.

Ill second that, who has the medals to hand out???

 

[zeebs]

Ill second that, who has the medals to hand out???

I gave him some rep for it (trying to get to his next medal rep status)

 

[zeebs]

Stupid question:

If I unplug the ECM to grease the connection will it reset or screw anything up on the computer? anything I should know before doing this?

 

[AreWeThereYet]

Just like frank's red hot........

I Put That $hit On Everything!!!!!!!

You need to read the posts before replying

Just like Franks Red Hot, "I put that *&@%!" on everything."

 

[STYKO]

Stupid question:

If I unplug the ECM to grease the connection will it reset or screw anything up on the computer? anything I should know before doing this?

Not sure, all I know is its just like Franks Red Hot, "I put that $hit on everything"....

 

[AreWeThereYet]

Stupid question:

If I unplug the ECM to grease the connection will it reset or screw anything up on the computer? anything I should know before doing this?

You should be fine as long as the key is off

 

[munhoez]

You need to read the posts before replying

oh mee soo sorry.