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94 z28 lt1 camaro opti spark

is it ok to completely seal the opti spark so water does not get into it and short it out any help would be good thanks
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Re: 94 z28 lt1 camaro opti spark

What do you mean 'seal it'? Like with a type of silicone around the edges?
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Re: 94 z28 lt1 camaro opti spark

yes with silicone
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Re: 94 z28 lt1 camaro opti spark

Just don't over-do it, or let it come in contact with anything electrical. But I doubt that it will help a lot with moisture. When your opti goes out, look into the Del Teq solution.
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