Conductive Electrical Grease (1 Viewer)

[landtoy80]

Someone was looking for a conductive electrical grease. I found it.
Its GB Ox-gard.
It is a grease like dielectric (sp?) but this stuff improves conductivity,guards against oxidation and produces a cooler connection.

 

[sea2skydad]

I've used it before, no complaints. Came highly recommended from an electrician friend who drives a BJ 42 and an FJ 62. There are a number of different brand names, Penetrox, Ox-gard, Permox to name a few. It seems to be more effective than dielectric especially in high heat areas. Cheers, Greg.

 

[landtoy80]

For a non-conductive grease better than dielectric try;
NYK Corrosive Preventiive Compound
NYK-77 is for places that you don't want a short like the trailer harness plug.
It is thicker than dielectric grease. Can be had at KW dealer or heavy duty truck part stores.

 

[bad_religion_au]

would that be the junk to put onto the rotor and distributer to protect from water splashes?

 

[instigator]

why not use petro,jelly works just fine for batt terms

 

[bad_religion_au]

now that's an idea....

 

[MoJ]

Autozone (and I'm sure the others as well) sells bulb grease - is this the same thing? Conductive, non-corrosive. If so, you can get a small packet for 50 cents next to the register. They have larger containers as well. I've used it on a stubborn/loose turn-signal flasher socket. 2 years later - no problema.