Exactly... and yes... di-electric grease like this?

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3...p/Wires006.jpg

Dielectric grease will definitely help. If you're just having 'issues' with wire/terminal crimp corrosion, try using shrink tubing on the wire-side of the connector, but pre-fill the tube with the dielectric grease prior to shrinking it (marine wiring trick). As for the connectors themselves, cheap one, two, and three pin connector sets are available at any auto parts store.

YMMV... :)

these are cool too http://www.onlineelec.com/brands/bul...connectors.htm

but not what I was talking about earlier. can't find a pic... damn it.

I am married to a sailor that rides motorcycles... without him I don't know that I would think of it either :lol:

edit: nevermind

Touratech (touratech.com) makes "panzerized" fused blocks and connectors for use on Beemers (part # 044-045) that are pricy but will hold up forever. Their stuff is about as rugged and weatherproof as anything you will find......

If you are going the heat shrink route, there is some available that has an adhesive on the inside of the tube giving greater water resistance than the non adhesive shrink tubing.