Urgent help

[nathand22]

I new Tony would have the Good mail on what to do.

Nice one Tony!

 

[chule]

Good news. Glad you've got it sorted.

 

[jap55s]

Have you check all the engine fuses?

Why?

 

[jap55s]

Thanks tony, thanks everyone

 

[jap55s]

Corrosion is a bastard to stop because once it gets going it just keeps going. For any uncovered metallic areas where you can see it happening, give it a light brush to remove the corrosion. Finally, clean it with a circuit board cleaner and then spray it with circuit lacquer. Don't get the lacquer on the plug points, of course! You can put a smear of vaseline on the plug contacts to stop the lacquer from bonding to them, but after the lacquer has dried you need to clean it off.

Just get this stuff From bunnings? Or TLE?

 

[Old.Tony]

Click on the links - products are from Jaycar.

 

[jap55s]

Ta, got contact cleaner from bunnings, as insoaked it. The original lacker (silicon seal) pealed off. But it's now clean, and free from water. Should I now seal it..?

 

[Old.Tony]

Absolutely! Get it sealed once it's clean = less chance of problems.

 

[jap55s]

Absolutely! Get it sealed once it's clean = less chance of problems.

Cool cool. Thankyou

 

[jap55s]

would
CRC lectra shield be good to use as a seal?
i googled it, and says do not use on energized equipment....?

 

[joshman]

would
CRC lectra shield be good to use as a seal?
i googled it, and says do not use on energized equipment....?

That just means to not spray it while the stud is turned on. If you do a good spray while the car is off or with the battery removed you should be right.