I have my original pair of switches that I'm going to re-fit and am wondering how best to clean and lubricate them without trying to take them apart. Is there a recommended spray lubricant for electrical switches ?
Thanks.
wiper and indicator switches
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wiper and indicator switches
Kieron.
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2.4E (1973).
Suzuki DRZ400S (2006).
BMW R1200RS (2018).
Yamaha XT500 (1978).
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2.4E (1973).
Suzuki DRZ400S (2006).
BMW R1200RS (2018).
Yamaha XT500 (1978).
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Re: wiper and indicator switches
I think there is, a spray 'contact cleaner'.
I've seen it in the past in RS Components' catalogue.
Spray it on/in the mechanism and manipulate it a few times.
Eb@y?
I've seen it in the past in RS Components' catalogue.
Spray it on/in the mechanism and manipulate it a few times.
Eb@y?
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