Led tail lights

[DoubleR]

What's the best way to remove corrosion? I have a pair of LED tail lights and one of the connecters have corrosion on it which has stop my brake light from working. Any suggestion will help I dont want to get rid of them for something simple

 

[BlackDenali]

I know Coke (soda) removes rust, which is why I don't drink it.

Give it a try, I used it on my golf clubs and it worked perfectly

 

[DoubleR]

Thanks Black Denali I will try that tonight. Clean ride man, whats the drop did you go with?

 

[emay]

When you get it clean, get yourself a little die-electric grease and coat it. Won't corrode no more..and insures good contact.

Can be picked up nearly anywhere, even ace hardware if you have one:

http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1443552&CAWELAID=109380326

 

[Eagle]

1: CLR + tiny bottle brush
2: simple green rinse
3: vasoline/dielectric grease.

 

[DoubleR]

Thanks guys. I use a metal brush to remove the corrosion and then added the dielectric grease to the connector.

Good news my LED tail light work. Bad news I need to replace the relay box located under the back passage fender.

The brake light doint work on the passage side.

 

[Anthony]

Good you got the rust removed