Subject: RE: Electrical questions

Author: ju-@astrocomma.com

Date: Jul 20, 2005, 8:38 PM

Post ID: 1719184484

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Hi Ted,
Dielectric grease only protects from corrosion - I like
Kopr-shield from
Eastwood better. It protects from corrosion and conducts
electricity.
Especially useful on connectors, fuses, battery terminals,
etc. but no
so good in the "snuffbox" switches where I still use
dielectric grease.
A few things to try: use a Dremel (if you have one) to polish
the tabs
that hold the fuses, use a product like Kopr-shield on the
contact area,
use fuses with copper ends and use the little rubber bands
meant for
braces (orthodontic?) around the fuse and holder to keep
everything
snug. My $.02 worth...

ju-@astrocomma.com wrote:

I took out all the fuses and coated each end with a dab of
di-lectric grease. Same for all the bullet connectors. But I

got

the same result a few miles into a ride stopped running.
Removing the headlight "seemed" to fix it, but maybe just a
coincidence. Using a standard sealed beam headlight and
connector so don't *think* its too large. I need to put a

tiny

person in there while I ride who can observe things.

--- guzzi-@aol.com wrote:

Loose dirty fuses,fuse holder,start there first,cost

nothing

but a littlt
time.Mark

Ted Ward

Charlie
http://www.loopframeguzzi.com/

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