Electrical

[johnny]

greetings...

dielectric grease or conductive grease on brick electric connectors...

im saying conductive... what brand you use...

j o

[Laitch]

Loctite 8801

[Scott_]

I use Dielectric, non-conductive. Prevents stray current from leaking, but more importantly it prevents air from getting to the metal terminals and causing corrosion/oxidation.

[stokester]

greetings...

dielectric grease or conductive grease on brick electric connectors...

im saying conductive... what brand you use...

j o

Depends...
Dielectric grease (silicone) is good for bulbs and large connectors to keep the elements out but dielectric is an insulator which can present problems on some connections.

When I worked at the Chevy shop we used dielectric lubricant to help prevent fretting and moisture intrusion on fine pin connectors.  The only product I know of that actually enhances connectivity is Stabilant which is insanely expensive.