Ontopic A Thread About Butt Mustard, For Those Who Drive Automobiles

[Jehannum]

I don't have brake cleaner.

Also it's due for a tuneup in the spring, so why not swap new plugs in now?

Spose I could get brake cleaner while I go get plugs.

Throwing parts at a problem you don't understand is a sure way to end up wasting money and time, that's why you shouldn't swap new plugs into it now.

 

[Amstel]

you might want to put a thin coat of vaseline on electrical connections you're taking apart & reassembling. (rub some emery cloth on it too) If there's going to be corrosion, that will help slow it down.

 

[Jehannum]

you might want to put a thin coat of vaseline on electrical connections you're taking apart & reassembling. If there's going to be corrosion, that will help slow it down.

In the long run, some dielectric grease is going to do a better job, but I bet @Valve1138 has a boatload of vaseline on hand.

 

[Valve1138]

you might want to put a thin coat of vaseline on electrical connections you're taking apart & reassembling. If there's going to be corrosion, that will help slow it down.

I've looked at the wiring harness connections I can easily get to, and there's not a spec of corrosion on any of them, or the battery terminals.

 

[Valve1138]

In the long run, some dielectric grease is going to do a better job, but I bet @Valve1138 has a boatload of vaseline on hand.

Being married to a Triathlete, yes. In convenient travel sized jars.

 

[Valve1138]

Throwing parts at a problem you don't understand is a sure way to end up wasting money and time, that's why you shouldn't swap new plugs into it now.

Ok, dad.

 

[Jehannum]

Ok, dad.

Dads give good advice, maybe you should learn to listen to it sometime.

 

[Jehannum]

Being married to a Triathlete, yes. In convenient travel sized jars.

Is that what you're calling your fleshlight now.

 

[Amstel]

In the long run, some dielectric grease is going to do a better job, but I bet @Valve1138 has a boatload of vaseline on hand.

this is good to know.

 

[Amstel]

Dads give good advice, maybe you should learn to listen to it sometime.

I think most people learn this like a pendulum.

Fuck that old man > maybe he's right < do it. He knows his shit.

 

[Valve1138]

Is that what you're calling your fleshlight now.

imma rub my nipples on the battery.

 

[Valve1138]

I think most people learn this like a pendulum.

Fuck that old man > maybe he's right < do it. He knows his shit.

My dad doesn't know shit about this stuff.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

I don't have brake cleaner.

Also it's due for a tuneup in the spring, so why not swap new plugs in now?

Spose I could get brake cleaner while I go get plugs.

Because until you figure the issue out you run the risk of fouling the plugs

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Throwing parts at a problem you don't understand is a sure way to end up wasting money and time, that's why you shouldn't swap new plugs into it now.

Also this

 

[Valve1138]

I will purchase brake cleaner.

 

[wetwillie]

In the long run, some dielectric grease is going to do a better job, but I bet @Valve1138 has a boatload of vaseline on hand.

Clear silicone grease is the modern alternative - won't burn or run until at or over 400 f. (depending on brand). Easy on plastics, seals shit out. Comes in dielectric and conductive.

 

[HipHugHer]

I bet the triathlete could be of great assistance in getting the mower in the back of the truck when you say fuck this and take it in to be fixed for free under warranty.
Could probably just throw it in there herself sans ramps even.

 

[wetwillie]

I bet the triathlete could be of great assistance in getting the mower in the back of the truck when you say fuck this and take it in to be fixed for free under warranty.
Could probably just throw it in there herself sans ramps even.

She can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan, and never let him forget, she's the man. 'Cause she's a WO-MAN!

 

[Jehannum]

Clear silicone grease is the modern alternative - won't burn or run until at or over 400 f. (depending on brand). Easy on plastics, seals shit out. Comes in dielectric and conductive.

Whatever permatex sells as dielectric grease/tune up grease now will do fine.

 

[wetwillie]

Whatever permatex sells as dielectric grease/tune up grease now will do fine.

Just checked - silicone. All the kids are doing it. I sell it in little 10 gram containers on my site and they keep buying it. Modern choice for resetting optics in a gun scope or microscope.