That can be good for the right connector for sure. I read in the shop service manual, that we are not supposed to use dielectric grease on the Molex connectors, though. . Don't know why??? Perhaps because some of them are exposed to grit in the water that may get to them???, and that this then gunks up the connector pin ports??? I was wanting to dielectric at the rear actuator connector of the IBR, but that is where I read in the shop manual about not using it it.
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That can be good for the right connector for sure. I read in the shop service manual, that we are not supposed to use dielectric grease on the Molex connectors, though. . Don't know why??? Perhaps because some of them are exposed to grit in the water that may get to them???, and that this then gunks up the connector pin ports??? I was wanting to dielectric at the rear actuator connector of the IBR, but that is where I read in the shop manual about not using it it.
For sure on those connectors at the back side of the garmin I would think.
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Glad to have helped.