Re: Fix for halogen lamp socket?
From: Yukio YANO (yano_at_shaw.ca)
Date: 03/24/05
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Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 09:13:39 GMT
DaveC wrote:
> New socket installed. New lamp installed. Light once again!
>
> I would still use a small ammout of Slicone Grease on the contacts to keep the New Sockets
new for a longer period of time !
BTW I observed that "Chrysler" fills the cavities on some multi-pin
Connectors with grease to improve the reliability of its Electronic
Fuel-injection System ! I don't know if it is to keep out moisture from
shorting out pins or for reducing contact resistance from oxidized
contacts. I also found that some greases are conductive enough to
short-out the "distributor breaker contacts" on Electronic Ignition
systems, before "Hall-Effect" switches became standard.
Yukio YANO
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