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I've seen on here in the past. Someone talking about a aerosol spray cleaner for electrical switch contacts that's supposed to work like magic getting corroded switch contacts working again.
I'm in need of such a magic repair in my other sports car that has to sit outside. Having issues with a couple switches not making good contact.
Anyone know of this magic electrical switch spray?
Google is your friend, I don't know what they call it on the bottom of the earth but up here its, CRC, Sprayway, I think WD-40 has one...just test it out on plastic somewhere, some it will craze the finish...
If the switch doesn't work after a good spray cleaning, you may need to disassemble it...
older cars seem to use switches with an internal slide mechanism. The switch grease becomes dry and stiff....
R.R. ..... War Story:
I recognize the skull and crossbones from barrels of Agent Orange during the Viet Nam War.
That's why we refused to handle the liquid and were forced at gunpoint to disperse the liquid from our helicopter over the jungles (where we were soaked with the poison from updrafts while pouring it from the drums (Ahhhhhh...the good old days ! )
R.R. ..... War Story:
I recognize the skull and crossbones from barrels of Agent Orange during the Viet Nam War.
That's why we refused to handle the liquid and were forced at gunpoint to disperse the liquid from our helicopter over the jungles (where we were soaked with the poison from updrafts while pouring it from the drums (Ahhhhhh...the good old days ! )
I hope to God you don’t have health issues from that. During my tour, we operated in and out of areas deforested by it but I never had to handle the stuff. I am very fortunate to (apparently) not have any issues.
I use the CRC also. But I usually put some dielectric grease on the plug. Doesn't effect connectivity but keeps out the moisture and therefore the corrosion. SOmehow I think you already know that.