Re: Starting problem

[Bob <64ragtop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would guess that most of out cars would benefit from this sort of 
bulkhead connector reconditioning.  Ma MOPAR wasn't thinking about 
possible problems popping up 40 years (and more) down the road.

BC



On 7/16/2014 9:23 PM, Gary H. wrote:
> Yup. Cleaning and greasing the bulkhead connector is a good thing to do anyway.
>
> Gary H.
>
> >   -------Original Message-------
>   
>   ...
> >   You might get lucky and not have to get under the dash if you just
> >   disconnect the engine compartment side of the bulkhead connector and  spray
> >   both sides with WD-40, then plug and unplug it several times.   Then load
> >   the connector up with dielectric grease and plug it in.
> >   
> >   Good luck!
> >   
> >   BC

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