jeremy156
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- Bordon, UK
- Your Mercedes
- W202 C200 (1999)
I have done some cowboy wiring on my W124 to minimise voltage drop to the headlights with a set of relays, plus illuminating the sidelights with ignition on as a basic (but "normal" looking) DRL.
I am curious as to how I might protect the wiring from corrosion. Is there a goo that I could put onto these that would protect from weather, but also be removable easily at the roadside? I deliberately made sure all my connections are in betwenn the stock plug and sockets, so I can simply rip it all away and re-connect the plug to the back of the headlamp assembly if it all goes wrong.
So... something a little more sturdy then squishing blu-tack around it all and wrapping it in PVC tape with no gaps? I keep thinking there must be a "slime" that would set but then be peel-able.... any suggestions?
I am curious as to how I might protect the wiring from corrosion. Is there a goo that I could put onto these that would protect from weather, but also be removable easily at the roadside? I deliberately made sure all my connections are in betwenn the stock plug and sockets, so I can simply rip it all away and re-connect the plug to the back of the headlamp assembly if it all goes wrong.
So... something a little more sturdy then squishing blu-tack around it all and wrapping it in PVC tape with no gaps? I keep thinking there must be a "slime" that would set but then be peel-able.... any suggestions?