Captain PegLeg
GJP
- Location
- Villa Rica, Ga
Just pour a shot of fireball right on top of that cdi and close her up. All the alcohol dissolves and leaves a nice sticky coating on everything. Problem solved.
HELP: Calling Electrical Guru's
- Thread starter DAG
- Start date
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
I have some electrical tape but didn’t think it would confirm around the wires and still have enough room to bolt the epic’s cover back on hence why I thought about paint but now I’m thinking I can light the electrical tape on fire and have it drip onto the wire and coat around it just like this plastic dip stuff.
Captain PegLeg
GJP
- Location
- Villa Rica, Ga
cookn
Kamikaze
- Location
- where you live
liquid electrical tape has always worked well for me. I know permatex makes one
- Location
- Charlotte NC
Just install a zerk fitting in the cover and fill full of grease. The grease will keep the wires from touching and keep the water out....
- Location
- North Carolina
NAILED IT!!
Freakrider
X247
- Location
- Tampa Bay area
Or just add a one way drain valve at the bottom of box and spray everything heavy with lithium spray grease... Ha
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Do they make dialectic in a 12oz grease gun tube? This is genius do I just pump until it starts coming out the grommets?
- Location
- Charlotte NC
Ducky
Back in the game!
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
- Location
- North Carolina
My dad bought a 5 gallon bucket of this liquid that you can spray or dip stuff in and the film insulates it. We are going to try it this year before we head to the beach. He dipped the replacement bulbs he got in the liquid and when he installed them they wouldn't burn. The film insulated some how between the metal to metal contact.
- Location
- sask, canada
Better yet, just fill a grease tube full of epoxy resin and pump that in, it will be waterproofed forever!