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Clean Connections
I am going to repleace all the fuses in my 1973 280c as they all look VERY old and brittle.
I have been told to make sure I disconnect the battery and clean all the connections on the fuse pannel. What do you guys recomend to use to clean the posts? (so far I have heard use scotch brite, I am assuming they ment scouring pads) Thanks |
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Don't they make pencil-like sanding sticks for detail work/paint touchups? That would be optimal.
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or a small motor tool like a dremel with a wire brush -CTH
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The dremmel sounds nice and easy, but i would be afraid to break one of them off!
not sure about the sanding sticks,, will have to look into those Thanks for the ideas |
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If you can't find the sticks, you may try fiberglass mesh wrapped around the eraser end of a pencil. Or even just a pencil eraser would probably work. Cleans more than most people think...
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You are correct!
In the military, when are radios suck, we use a pencil eraser to clean the connections! (works 99% of the time) I never even thaught of that! will give tat one a try |
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All done,
Worked like a charm! |
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