How to Properly Apply Grease on Spark Plugs
Learn how to effectively grease spark plugs for better performance and longevity.
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Apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the porcelain part of the spark plug and the inside of the spark plug boots. This facilitates easier installation and removal, prevents moisture accumulation, and ensures a solid electrical connection. Remember not to put grease on the spark plug's firing tip as it may cause ignition issues.
FAQs & Answers
- What type of grease should I use on spark plugs? Use dielectric grease, which is designed to withstand high temperatures and improve electrical connections.
- Can grease affect spark plug performance? Yes, applying grease on the firing tip of the spark plug can lead to ignition issues. Only grease the porcelain and boots.
- How do I remove spark plugs with grease applied? Carefully twist the spark plug boots to loosen them, then gently pull them off to prevent damage.
- Why is dielectric grease important for spark plugs? Dielectric grease helps prevent moisture and corrosion, ensuring a solid electrical connection and easier spark plug removal.