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Old 06-17-2011, 10:25 AM   #1
into69z
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what did you use to clean your fuses?

I am working on cleaning up my electrical harness, checking grounds and looking for bad connections etc. I can't afford to replace the harness and the one I have isn't all cut up, so I figure I would just check and clean all connections and grounds. One area I have questions on is the fuse panel-the area where the fuses are kept-those spring tensioned metal ends-has anyone attempted to clean these? I was wondering if using a q-tip with CLR or tarnex would work. I want to try with the fuse panel in-place. What are some of the things that you guys have done to do this?
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