Exposure to damp or humid environments may result in moisture accumulating on your spark plugs along with various other sections of your engine. This phenomenon is particularly common in Jet Skis or small boats, but it can affect all engine types. If neglected, dampness can wreak havoc on engines and spark plugs. Consequently, understanding how to eradicate moisture from spark plugs is crucial.
Initiate the moisture displacement process by uncovering the engine. Removing the engine cover grants unrestricted access to the engine and the spark plugs, enabling you to proceed with the subsequent steps.
With the engine cover off and the spark plugs within reach, utilize a wrench to detach the plugs from the engine. Make sure to do this carefully to avoid damaging any components.
Now that the spark plugs have been removed, take a clean cloth, or rag and gently wipe the area surrounding the spark plug housing. This action helps to eliminate any accumulated dirt or grime. Following this, apply the WD-40 Multi Use Product to the spark plug housing area, ensuring thorough coverage.
Position the extracted spark plug on a clean cloth or rag. Proceed to spray the WD-40 Multi Use Product all over the spark plug, making sure to cover it completely. This not only displaces any residual moisture but also provides a protective barrier against potential rust and corrosion.
After coating the spark plugs with the WD-40 Multi Use Product, allow them ample time to dry and the product to permeate. Once the plugs are dry, reinstall them carefully into their respective housing and replace the engine cover.
The uses shown and described for WD-40 Multi-Use Product were provided to WD-40 Company by the users themselves. These uses haven’t been tested by WD-40 Company and do not constitute a recommendation of suggestion for use by WD-40 Company. Common sense should be exercised whenever using WD-40 Company products. Always follow the instructions and take heed of any warnings printed on the packaging.
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