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Accumulations of dirt, grease and contaminants in your vehicle’s electrical system can eventually lead to contact failure and malfunction. After cleaning contacts and connections with QD Electronic Cleaner, follow with technician grade Di-Electric Grease from CRC.
CRC Di-Electric Grease seals, protects, lubricates, insulates and prevents water from getting into electrical connections and contacts, helping prevent corrosion, which can damage wiring and cause malfunctions. Corrosion on lamp connectors and wiring causes bulbs to burn hotter, shortening their life.
To apply Di-Electric Grease the vehicle and power supply should be off. Be sure the area has first been cleaned with CRC QD Electronic Cleaner. Allow any hot surfaces to cool before an application. Just squeeze the trigger to dispense Di-Electric Grease, and apply an even coat to electrical connections and contacts. Use it on circuit breakers, ignition coil connectors, the HEI distributor, plastic or rubber parts, fasteners and o-rings. CRC Di-Electric Grease is great for spark plug boots where the rubber meets the porcelain to keep them from fusing together and, it helps prevent arcing between the boot and the metal part of the plug. It’s also perfect for your trailer lighting and the trailer harness, bulbs and bulb connectors. There’s no overheating of connections, which extends lamp life.
CRC Di-Electric Grease prevents bonding so that components can be easily removed. CRC Di-Electric Grease can also be used on many outdoor applications around the house such as outdoor power receptacles and lamps, tools and power equipment. It improves electrical performance and provides critical protection for electronic components exposed to rain, fog, salt spray and temperature extremes.
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Suspension parts on the underside of your vehicle are exposed to all the harsh elements of weather. This is where salt and road grime accumulate. Over time, corrosion can eat away at components and hardware in the underbody, causing them to rust, corrode or seize.
Freeze-Off Super Penetrant from CRC Industries is a unique formula that immediately drops the temperature of the area in direct contact with the spray. The freezing action shrinks seized metal components, creating fissures and cracks through the corroded areas enabling the superior, high purity penetrating solvent in Freeze-Off to reach deeper and work faster and more effectively than other penetrants. Freeze-Off also contains a lubricating film that displaces water and helps prevent future corrosion.
Apply CRC Freeze-Off Super Penetrant with the engine off. Make sure you wear gloves for this procedure. Spray directly onto corroded fasteners from a short distance using the straw attachment for a minimum of 10 to 20 seconds. Maximum chilling takes place the longer the corroded part is sprayed. Allow Freeze-Off to seep into corroded joints and surface areas for at least 1 or 2 minutes. You can tap joints lightly to speed up the progress. Stubborn parts may require a repeat application to help the fastener break free.
This product works on seized fasteners and joints, nuts, bolts, couplings, fittings, hinges, corroded fuel lines or brake fittings, the oxygen sensor base, a variety of suspension components and more. There are lots of uses outside your home too, outdoor plumbing fixtures, lawn and recreational equipment. It’s great for use on metal components, locks, gates, and even patio furniture where exposure to the elements has caused parts to rust and seize.
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GDI engines have given us so many street shredding perks. Like more power, better performance and fuel economy. But all that greatness comes at a price. In the form of rapid carbon buildup on your intake valves. Well the CRC GDI IVD Intake valve cleaner safely cleans those deposits without you having to tear down the top end of your engine. Simply spray it just past the MAF sensor directly into your air intake for a concentrated blast. Unlike a lot of other fuel additives that get diluted in your fuel components. Remember to do it every ten thousand miles or if it’s easier along with every oil change so you can get better performance and have longer engine life to prowl the streets.