I am relocating the ECU in the boat and am wondering if I should use any synthetic grease in the connector to resist moisture and corrsion..Maybe Dielectric grease would be the proper compound..?
Rick Well if ya have too.
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I know my Pro Craft Boat 1994 200XRI had a recall because they used Dielectric Grease on the trim relays.
They replaced the relay and the harness and said DO NOT USE IT!
Al
Some techs like Half Fast would know if you can.
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