Do these plugs need anti seize lubricant.
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Depending on vehicle installing in. The NGK web sight and other info web sights do not recommend using anti-seize with this type of spark plug. My application was on a Honda and I did not use any anti-seize.
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Yes anti seize lubricant is good. It acts like a shield around the threads against carbon built up. Very much easier to remove the plugs later.
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you are not gonna believe this but i have not installed the new ones yet! My 2003 Accord is still running like new on the old original NGKS! We are talking about 12 years and 128,700 later! I was supposed to replaced them at 100,000 miles! So the only thing that is gonna save me now is hoping that the threads were lubricated at the factory before they were Installed, so they wont snap when i try to removed them! I will lube the new ones before i install them! Yes!
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A lot of smaller engines like generators just have a plastic oil plug on the bottom side, sometimes there's a dip stick attached if so full to the full mark if there is not you fill until you see oil but make sure it's on level ground.
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Hi Nicole! The only other thing that they might not have would be food grade wax to cover the plugs! Hope that helps!
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Well you will break the plugs, what I find is this tool help to loosing the plugs, after you loosing them try to soak them overnight. Soaking works sometime. Trust me you will break some plugs, this is where you need the lisle spark plug extractor also. And please be very patient (do not use impact), I tried and this method almost cause me big money. Good luck ps I changed my plugs at 181km, they were do this job was a three year put off, but I got it done thank god!!!.
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I'm pretty sure they are, at least the metal parts. Putting the blade in the dishwasher would surely wash off the lubricant for the driving gear, and the right lube is hard to find and expensive. I just hand wash everything after use. The hardest part of clean-up is the base which has lots of nooks and crannies for 'meat dust' to get caught in. DON'T put the base in the dishwasher :>) , but do be careful when handling the blade.
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No. This air cleaner is junk. I had for a month when out riding and Chrome plug fell out. I would suggest buying the one my by Harley.
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yes they should you will have to do a simple modification on the metal clamp that clips the plug onto the harness but for the price its worth doing,,,,the modification you need to make is removing the 2 little clips on the bottom of the metal clamp
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Gasket is included. Anti-seize is not required with this style of sensor. Be sure to use a penetrating type lubricant on the stud threads before removing the nuts securing the old sensor.
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no they are steel inserts ,the reason the plugs pop out is because of the aluminum and improper torque(from what ive read).,we have a lock n stitch at work which is fords go to tool for this job,the lisle has less steps ,and may be more crude than l/s ,however plug still in.hope this helps.look directions up on line as the kit comes with none,i recommed a several step driving and removing the cutting tool for chip removal and make sure intake valve is in closed position or the tool WILL hit the intake valve! best of luck....NLB
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Don't think you're supposed to modify them as it would affect the integrity of the seal & seating of the plug.
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I don't know about any lubricant. I gave the pads to a mechanic to install. What I can tell you is that these are great pads. The mechanic told me how good they were. Buy them!!!
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They didnt when I got them. The outside box did but the bottles inside were a different wieght. If you check them right away you should be ok. I however just set the box down for months till i thought I needed and oil change. Then I was past the return window. Maybe I just got a fluke box?
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Hi, you can buy lubricant from ebay,amazon, autozone,any store for auto spare parts, you can even use regular vaseline to lubricate these cords
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Pulstar says it fits, there is only one thing that I have found out with this plug,it runs really hot. When I pull the plugs out after about 500miles that plug was so clean that nothing stuck to it, usually plugs have alittle carbon or brown, but not these,just burnt so clean almost blue. I pulled mine out for fear of burning a hole on the top of the piston. But while using them they really made a difference I could feel, like more torque.
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They sure do. I used them with no issues...besides that the rear 3 plugs are tough to get to.
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Mine were not pre-lubed, but I gooped them up good with a silicone grease. Easy to install.
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go to their webpage. there, U will find an application chart.many folks (including myself) did care for them. save your money and get the OEM plugs.