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i like to use a sonic cleaner for all rubber and wires, you can buy a small sonic that holds and heats 1-2 gallons of water and add some simple green (this also stops corosion) it does wonders to rubber parts and wiring harnesses, cleans inside and out and you dont need gloves, also works grreat on carbs and alternator parts you name it.
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Acetone works good too, doesnt seem to dry out the wiring like lacquer thinner. [/ QUOTE ] After you use thinner or acetone, use peanut oil or some fluid film on a rag and wipe everything down... it will restore the flexability and keep it from drying out. |
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I've always used fine steel wool.
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