is there a need to use di-electric grease on spark plug wires for both connection points? or should I just slap the wires right on in?

 

No need for di-electric grease at all.

 

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Don't know about that. It sure makes removing the boots a hell of alot easier.

 

Don't use di-electric grease. Use a little silicone spray on boots instead. Works better and won't make them greasy or fall off of spark plugs. Have seen customers try this before and have experienced this issue a couple of times with them.

Not saying you're wrong, Jim. Just saying, I've seen problems with this before.

Good post though

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hondatim &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Don't use di-electric grease. Use a little silicone spray on boots instead. Works better and won't make them greasy or fall off of spark plugs. Have seen customers try this before and have experienced this issue a couple of times with them.

Not saying you're wrong, Jim. Just saying, I've seen problems with this before.

Good post though </TD></TR></TABLE>

True. I don't usually consider the people who don't understand what a "light" application means.

 

I hear ya!!