Liquid Tape
#1
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Liquid Tape
Do any of you guys use liquid tape on your electrical connections?
I have just recently put on a lot of aftermarket lights such as the backup lights and a couple of light bars upfront.
I was wondering if I needed to put liquid tape on the connectors for the relays or the connectors for where the lights plug-in to the power wire to seal everything up and keep water and whatnot out of where it does not belong.
I have just recently put on a lot of aftermarket lights such as the backup lights and a couple of light bars upfront.
I was wondering if I needed to put liquid tape on the connectors for the relays or the connectors for where the lights plug-in to the power wire to seal everything up and keep water and whatnot out of where it does not belong.
#2
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Do any of you guys use liquid tape on your electrical connections?
I have just recently put on a lot of aftermarket lights such as the backup lights and a couple of light bars upfront.
I was wondering if I needed to put liquid tape on the connectors for the relays or the connectors for where the lights plug-in to the power wire to seal everything up and keep water and whatnot out of where it does not belong.
I have just recently put on a lot of aftermarket lights such as the backup lights and a couple of light bars upfront.
I was wondering if I needed to put liquid tape on the connectors for the relays or the connectors for where the lights plug-in to the power wire to seal everything up and keep water and whatnot out of where it does not belong.
Only time I ever use it is on bare wire.
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#4
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When I use aftermarket relays I always use connectors that have the plastic shield on them.
#5
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The connectors I have do have the plastic shields on them. I guess there's no reason to apply liquid tape around all of these connectors?
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