« Reply #4 on: March 12, 2011, 12:16:44 pm »
a pic of what? My quoted text deals with a number of items.
if you are referring to the corrosion in a connector, it will be really obvious. Unplug the device and look at the terminal pins inside the connector both on the part and the wiring harness end. If the pins are clean and shiny, they are fine. If they are rusty, dirty, corroded, green etc, they need to be cleaned up individually and then the terminal blown out with air and then some anti-rust spray squirted in the terminal. WD40 works.
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