[T2] wiring corrosion

[Jonathan Stiles]

Michael,

I have been using this method with great results over the years. It is
super cheap.

Vinegar
Distiller water
Baking Soda
Table Salt

Use the vinegar to clean the terminals with a bit of salt as the activator
(around 1 tsp per cup). I just put some in a small cup, dissolve the
salt and dip the wires terminals in.

After the brass begin to shine, dip them in a solution of distiller water
and baking soda to stop the reaction. Around 2 Tbs per cup.

I then follow up with a quick rinse in straight distiller water to get the
baking soda off.

Sometimes heavily corroded terminals take a couple of treatments. The same
procedure works wonders on fuse boxes, headlight terminals and I have even
used it to clean up circuit boards.

Hope this helps!

Jon Stiles

On Monday, February 3, 2014, Michael Howe <dedhammike at gmail.com> wrote:

> Any suggestions on a good cleaner for electrical connections.
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> Mike Howe
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