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Corrosion protection for power cables?
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<blockquote data-quote="Sguirrelfeather" data-source="post: 8493845" data-attributes="member: 668995"><p>It's the Excelene welding cable, 2/0, non-tinned terminals. The shrink wrap I use is triple layer so it seals 100% water tight. It's just where the terminals attach to the battery post. I just like to make things as protected as possible in the engine compartment. Yeah, I can clean em if necessary, but I prefer the ounce of prevention over the pound of cure.</p><p></p><p>I had used the sprays before with limited success. Was just wondering if you guys did anything differently. I might give the grease/vaseline idea a try. I've seen that done in some heavy duty applications.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sguirrelfeather, post: 8493845, member: 668995"] It's the Excelene welding cable, 2/0, non-tinned terminals. The shrink wrap I use is triple layer so it seals 100% water tight. It's just where the terminals attach to the battery post. I just like to make things as protected as possible in the engine compartment. Yeah, I can clean em if necessary, but I prefer the ounce of prevention over the pound of cure. I had used the sprays before with limited success. Was just wondering if you guys did anything differently. I might give the grease/vaseline idea a try. I've seen that done in some heavy duty applications. [/QUOTE]
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