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Subject:Re: electrical boots
From:Jay L Snyder
Date:Fri, 23 Aug 2002 10:26:24 -0400

When I installed my new engine, I cleaned up all the electrical connections
and re-assembled with di-electric grease.  No problems so far.

                                                                  Jay

Cooper Jonathan <Cooper@BQMLAW.COM>@gerry.vanagon.com> on 08/23/2002
10:27:11 AM

Please respond to Cooper Jonathan <Cooper@BQMLAW.COM>

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Subject:    electrical boots

After 18 years, every time I disconnect an electrical part (fuel
injectors, Temp2 sensor, etc...) the nice rubber boot that protected the
connector from the weather disintegrates in my hand. Last week I changed
out the Temp 2 and the boot fell apart. This morning we had a "Hollywood
rain storm and my Westy was running really funny. Coincidence? I think
not. So what do I do to replace these boots and seal up my connections
again.

Jonathan R. Cooper

Brzytwa, Quick & McCrystal

900 Skylight Office Tower

Cleveland, OH 44113

216-664-6900 (voice)

216-664-6901 (fax)

Cooper@BQMlaw.com

JonathanRCooper@directvinternet.com

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