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Does anti seize compound and high temperature grease both are same?
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∙ 14y ago
No they are not the same. High temperature grease is a lubricant for the lubrication of moving parts operating at high temperatures. Anti-seize compounds are used as a coating between non-moving parts to form a barrier against seizure, corrosion etc at all temperatures.
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What type grease do you use on the spark plugs?
Anti seize on the threads, and dielectric grease on the plug wire end. Check manufacturer reccomendations as some are against using anti-seize grease. Also anti-seize grease which contains copper could be not compatible(corrosion) with aluminium alloy engine head.
Can you use anti-seize lubricant for moving parts?
A true anti-seize compound is not designed to lubricate as such. It is intended to place a barrier between to metal surfaces in extremes of conditions, temperature, pressure and environment etc.,. However, for some very slow moving parts at ambient temperatures it will retain it's grease nature and act as a lubricant.
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Remove it with special tool from exhaust manifold and reinstall new one with hi temperature anti-seize grease.
Should you put grease on the threads of spark plugs?
use just a little anti-seize on threads
What is anti seize compound used for on a car?
Anti-sieze them!It prevents seizing, galling, cold welding, rust and corrosion in fasteners. You can purchase high temperature anti-seize made with copper or graphite for exhaust system and manifold bolts and on spark plugs. Anywere you want to make removal of a threaded fastener easier.
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0.54 and remember to use anti seize grease
What does anti-seize means?
Anti-seize is a lubricating compound that helps prevent metal parts from seizing or sticking together due to corrosion, oxidation, or heat. It is typically applied to threaded connections or gaskets to make disassembly easier.
Do you use never seize grease on the spark plugs on ford f 150?
It is recommended to use Nickel Anti-Seize on all spark plugs. It helps you to remove the plug without chance of breakage. I also recommend using some Dielectric grease around the porcelain to prevent heat from making your plug boots from sticking.
How do you replace the oxygen sensor on a 1991 Pontiac Grand Prix?
Unplug it then unscrew it then put anti seize compound on the threads of the new one and screw it in.
Which way do you turn an o2 sensor to remove it?
To remove the sensor, turn it counter clockwise. Be sure to coat the threads with anti-seize compound when replacing.
Do you torque spark plugs differently with anti-seize compound on an aluminum head engine?
Yes, anti seize can affect torque specifications by as much as 30%, depending on how it is applied. If there is a torque range, say for spark plugs like 15 - 21 ft lbs, then torque to 15ft lbs and you can rest assured the plug will be driven deeper than it normally would have at 15 ft lbs without anti-seize.
How do you change the oxygen sensor on a 1990 Mazda 626 LX?
Locate it at either the exhaust manifold or the ex pipe and unplug it and unscrew it. Use anti seize compound when replacing it.
