I have a little ritual I do when jumping into my e30 after firing it up. I go around tapping on the dash to get all the lights on, A/C switch, right side of cluster, the temp gauge, then every 50 miles or so my brake light indicator goes off and I have remove the tail covers and jiggle the light bulbs. So I am thinking there is some oxidation of the connectors going on pretty much everywhere. My plan is to take it apart as much as I can and clean all the connectors. My question is...Is there a product that will 1. safely clean the metal 2. is there a product I can apply to the connectors to help maintain conductivity? Some sort of ecectrogrease or something? lol.. Thanks for the help..
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sorry i dont have an answer for you but i have been wondering this very same thing, as i as well have gone throught the exterior wiring on my e30 and found ALOT of deterioration. Hope some has an answer to this.....for both of us.Need Custom spacers and adapters?
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Use a fine brass-bristled brush for contact scrubbing, and apply silicone dielectric grease liberally upon reinstallation.sigpic
Mike
'91 325i track car. Mostly...Comment
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A copper brush should remove any oxidation. Rust is not a very tough substance.
There are a few electric grease products on the market, but for the life of me I cannot remember what they are.Originally posted by george gravesComment
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What about the things I can't get to with a brush? Thanks for the tips!
Where does one get silicone dialectric grease? Auto parts store, Radio shack,?Comment
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From what I have heard the original BMW bulbs never have this problem, probably twice as much but whatever there bulbs. That said my E30 has the same afliction.Comment
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