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sealing/protecting un unused connector plugs

bhima

bhima

Husqvarna
A Class
ive taken the lights and controls off my te 310.012
are there plugs to connect to the unused terminals or whats the best thing
i do alot of off road mud and sand!
thanks
just luvin the bike:)
 
Wrapping them well in some electrical tape should be sufficient. To go the extra mile you could push some dielectric grease inside the connector and then tape, but the tape alone should be fine. Hope this helps. Cam.
 
bhima said:
ive taken the lights and controls off my te 310.012
are there plugs to connect to the unused terminals or whats the best thing
i do alot of off road mud and sand!
thanks
just luvin the bike:)
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I pack them with dielectric grease and slip some heat-shrink tubing over them,heat slightly with a heat gun and call it done!
 
Grease & electrical tape should be fine.....I use these plastic caps (Home Depot) just because.......I have them laying around.

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I use large heat shrink tubing, push the connector through half way, then fold one side back. Pinch and zipty the tubing on the wire area tightly, then heat to shrink.
 
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