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I need some feedback on this plug. Replacing my ac control panel. I had an electrical short spot in the panel which I think is causing a battery drawn down issue. Plug contacts look fine to me. 3 pics attached one panel, three of the plug if I am doing this right.
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Connector looks fine to me. Looks like some old dried out dielectric grease on it, but the plastic and brass terminals look nice. The control panel tho.....yeeesh!
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Good news. Yes the panel still worked, but I have a replacement. Major battery drain when the a/c system was used. I am hoping it will fix that issue. Should I use some of that grease on the install, I have some. Thanks for the help.
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Use some dielectric grease sparingly on the male side of the connection, and that should be good to go.
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