Check your NATO plug

[Tjeska]

A few weeks ago I threw away a piece of thick rubber, moments later going to the trash, thinking of the little moisture problem the Grenny has...
Did cut it to size with a sharp knife, have washed the car 3 times & some rainy days, no more water inside the connector!

Easy fix.

 

[Tazzieman]

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A few weeks ago I threw away a piece of thick rubber, moments later going to the trash, thinking of the little moisture problem the Grenny has...

Rule of The Shed.
Don't throw any piece of wire, plastic , rubber , wood or metal away unless it has been in storage for at least 7 years.
If the wife complains , get a bigger shed , or.....

 

[ECrider]

definitely part of the law of sod - throw anything out from the shed and you will have need for it within 40 days and 40 nights. from the book of Job, 'odd Job'.

 

[Lollo050968]

Try to open, impossible, not with force, not with chemicals to remove the corrosion, not with heat…….. Now will open a claim at the dealer.

 

[Barney]

After @Lollo050968 didn’t manage it, I used my favorite spray this morning. This evening, I sprayed again and, wearing rubber gloves, was able to open the NATO connector by hand. No water it dust inside. Before, without spray, I had no chance and could already see myself using grip pliers.

 

[ECrider]

After @Lollo050968 didn’t manage it, I used my favorite spray this morning. This evening, I sprayed again and, wearing rubber gloves, was able to open the NATO connector by hand. No water it dust inside. Before, without spray, I had no chance and could already see myself using grip pliers.

 

[Emil]

After @Lollo050968 didn’t manage it, I used my favorite spray this morning. This evening, I sprayed again and, wearing rubber gloves, was able to open the NATO connector by hand. No water it dust inside. Before, without spray, I had no chance and could already see myself using grip pliers.

Lucky you, did not work for me. Dealer will be kind enough to attend to this - if it breaks, immediate replacement would be handy.