These are for the fuse box. Im relocating it and want to know what i would use to clean these plugs, or whats the cause of this??

 

It could be some special grease for conduction someone else might have but there. What is the history?

 

think its called dielectric grease

 

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Close but opposite. Dielectric grease is what you put around your spark plugs and leads. It stops the conduction of electricity.

I don't know the name of that grease.

 

no real history. the car is a 95 integra. I just want to make sure that wont be a problem in the future, or some type of build up i needed to pay attention to.

 

your good its just to keep crap/water out of it.

Its like that form the factory

 

you sure somebody didnt blow a load into your plugs?

 

its normal, they come on all the integras and civic like that. on certain plugs in the harness, on the fuse box plugs, the headlight plugs, its just a lubricant to prevent rust and oxidation on major electrical areas.

 

^^ is the answer. It's a non hydroscopic grease to keep moisture out of the contacts. It's a great improvement that helped reliability tremendously here in the "rust belt"

 

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Not that it matters but I think you mean " hygrocopic"

Cheers.

 

... and right you are!

hy·gro·scop·ic (adj.) Readily absorbing moisture, as from the atmosphere.

You know I have had that word mangled for a 33 year professional career! The odds of me keeping it straight now are... zero and none...

Thanks for the correction.

 

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hy·gro·scop·ic (adj.) Readily absorbing moisture, as from the atmosphere.

You know I have had that word mangled for a 33 year professional career! The odds of me keeping it straight now are... zero and none...

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yup, just like brake fluid

 

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ahahahahahahah

 

it's fine man.
i have that stuff on some of my plugs there.

its just some sort of electrical paste,
leave it there and quit trippin