C100 Protection
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Re: C100 Protection
Its just a thin plastic "hood" that wraps around the connection. I think you can still buy them aftermarket. Contact VortecIroc as he would know better than anyone. Or, just go ****** one from your local junk yard if that's an option.
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Re: C100 Protection
I looked for ages and couldn't find the cover
I recommend putting a dab of dielectric grease on the open side if you don't have an original to recycle
I recommend putting a dab of dielectric grease on the open side if you don't have an original to recycle
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Re: C100 Protection
vorteciroc has said the grease covers are discontinued, Post #39, https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...al-poster.html
If it were me, I would find a used set. Seems like an essential item toward keeping water out of an already unsealed connector assembly.
With grease cover on left, without grease cover on right.... I'd much prefer the one on the left with the splash shield in place.
If it were me, I would find a used set. Seems like an essential item toward keeping water out of an already unsealed connector assembly.
With grease cover on left, without grease cover on right.... I'd much prefer the one on the left with the splash shield in place.
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