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  1. 05-05-2008, 12:24 PM #1
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    Default Wd-40 in SparkPlug and wont Start now

    I know it was a noobish thing and dumb thing to do but i regret it now and i need a way to get it out or something. my intake sucked up some water after the car wash and it ran bad so i changed my oil and sprayed wd40 on my distributor and inside the sparkplug place without the sparkplug in there. now it wont crank. will the wd40 dry up inside the sparkplug place? or is there anyway to get it cleaned out?
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  2. 05-05-2008, 01:38 PM #2
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    What was the wd-40 suppose to do???
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    Quote Originally Posted by G.C
    ...sprayed wd40 on my distributor
    Did you take off the Distributor cap? If so let that **** dry out and try again when it drys
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    yea let it dry out. wd 40 was designed to displace water and prevent corrosion not exactly conduct electricity
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    Quote Originally Posted by redrumracer
    yea let it dry out. wd 40 was designed to displace water and prevent corrosion not exactly conduct electricity

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    thanks. working again. just had to let it dry and get new spark plug wires. thanks for help repd.
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