Winter time's coming folks uh time to do some maintenance. A couple little drops of spark plug fluid nothing here, nothing here and then you have one cylinder. That's only three quarters of the way full you want to get through winter. Folks, you got ta make sure the spark plug fluid is full trust.
Me.
Don't forget to also get that blinker fluid. Who wants to be stranded on the side of the road with no blinkers.
I always recommend rotating your brake pads as well. Baffles me why more people don't do it.
Camshafts need to be rotated as well.
unbelievable, I wouldn't think that was possible. I guess you see it all. Would love to know what kind of car that was.
Why do I believe someone is actually going to look up, "how to check spark plug fluid" after watching this video.
Im still looking for my spark plugs in my diesel engine F-550 now i got to put spark plug fluide in it too?
Whats next waiting on a bolt of lightning for my electric vehicle to start?
Where is Dr. Emmitt Brown at?
…he said were we are going we dont need roads.😂🤣☠🥔
I kept my Mercury Lynx with the headgasket leak for the fun fact that it made a great bug-fogger for the South 40!
I went for a long stand in a que for tartan paint, but they didn't have any so I just got a glass hammer instead.
Took mine into the shop. Put blinker fluid in where the plug fluid goes and now it wont run! This is how they get you coming back: Big plug fluid is behind everything!
Like transformer oil, spark plug fluid provides additional electrical insulation and conducts heat away from the plug, improving fuel efficiency and power. Some cars even come with a special valve cover gasket that allows a metered amount of engine oil into the spark plug wells to insure the plugs do not run dry after extended use.
Mine has just come back from the shop, new set of "piston return springs".All sorted for winter now.
Where do I get the cups for the side facing plugs on my engine???Can't believe this has been this way since 2000!
Love this SMA, Dr. Eric you should also be suggesting to run the full synthic spark plug oil with the secret ingreadance of the "I can't believe it's not butter" additive in it for those really cold morning start up's. Also fokes don't forget about yourselves, the traditional coffee with a shot of schnapps for you. 🙂
Is the spark plug fluid next to the blinker fluid under the hood? Because I think I mixed my fluids😳😤🤦♂️
U need say something like it's a joke because you're going to have people dumping antifreeze into their heads.
Eric! I have an old Toyota and the plugs go in the side, not the top. I checked and they are all bone dry! And for the life of me I can't see how I can add fluid. Oh Woe is me.
The owners manual of my Tesla doesn't say anything about spark plug fluid. This video is a lie.
Looks like another 2.0L/2.5L Duratec (Focus, Escape, etc) with a leaking VC gasket. Im surprised it only filled one plug well.
Paul (in MA)