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The part that usually leaves most racers cussing is getting the protective rubber boot over the terminal. It must be a tight fit to keep dirt out which makes it nearly impossible to get the boot in place without a little help. Different people use different lubricants, including non-stick cooking spray, but Mallory's tech department provided the best tip. Try standard brake cleaner. Spray it liberally on both the wire and inside the boot, and the boot will slide right on. Plus, the cleaner dries without leaving a residue that can impair conductivity. View Related Article
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