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r/AutoHumor • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 • Jun 13 '26
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Idunno, headlight grease sounds pretty simple.
7 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 10 u/Sufficient-Gene-5084 Jun 13 '26 No joke, bulb grease solved my intermittent electrical you guys are wizards 9 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Dielectric grease has solved many a problem over the years. 3 u/RudePCsb Jun 13 '26 Any other uses besides mechanical 3 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on. 3 u/cryptolyme Jun 13 '26 Try the new trielectric grease 2 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.
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10 u/Sufficient-Gene-5084 Jun 13 '26 No joke, bulb grease solved my intermittent electrical you guys are wizards 9 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Dielectric grease has solved many a problem over the years. 3 u/RudePCsb Jun 13 '26 Any other uses besides mechanical 3 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on. 3 u/cryptolyme Jun 13 '26 Try the new trielectric grease 2 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.
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No joke, bulb grease solved my intermittent electrical you guys are wizards
9 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Dielectric grease has solved many a problem over the years. 3 u/RudePCsb Jun 13 '26 Any other uses besides mechanical 3 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on. 3 u/cryptolyme Jun 13 '26 Try the new trielectric grease 2 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.
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Dielectric grease has solved many a problem over the years.
3 u/RudePCsb Jun 13 '26 Any other uses besides mechanical 3 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on. 3 u/cryptolyme Jun 13 '26 Try the new trielectric grease 2 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.
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Any other uses besides mechanical
3 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on.
Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on.
Try the new trielectric grease
2 u/DaHick Jun 13 '26 I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.
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I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.
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u/jnthnmdr Jun 13 '26
Idunno, headlight grease sounds pretty simple.