I have a natural appreciation for anyone who is willing to take the time to put an instructional video together like this. I didn’t go through all the comments but I’m sure there was likely some negative feedback. Ignore the derogatory part of any comment your see and rather focus on what they’re saying/complaining about then use that to improve your content. Regardless of how good or bad the video is I still appreciate it. Lots of potential in your work…keep up the hard work…it’ll pay dividends one day if it’s not already.
No, it's a bad idea. WD-40 isn't a great lubricant, it's mostly a solvent and it will tend to wash oil off the cylinder walls which is absolutely not what you want to do before starting an engine.
Cleaning is so important in the automotive world and I don't know why it gets overlooked so much but I see it as the difference between people that care about the cars
can i use carb & throttle body cleaner? same shit right? i’m gonna replace them eventually, because they’ve never been replaced as far as i know (it’s a 2009 but i’ve only had it for a year but the previous owner took shit care of it and never replaced anything unless they had to, total d-bags). but just rj buy myself some time because i don’t have to money to replace everything all at once yk
This shit is not required at all. If your dam ignition coils are going bad, don't be a cheapskate, just replace with a new ones. Never mess with electric components of your car with all kinds of different sprays and crap which will ultimately cost you more in the end if you fuck up more expensive components. I used to be one of those idiots that cleaned my shit to save money thinking it was gonna last much longer but all you're doing is buying time. If you have a family, why mess with their safety and yours by risking breaking down in the middle of a busy freeway or road out in the middle of nowhere. Not worth it. Just work your ass off a bit more at work or ask your boss for some overtime and save the money to buy new parts for your car, especially if you plan to keep your car for many more years and you have your family with you a lot of the time on that vehicle. All this bullshit about cleaning your engine components to save some money will NEVER be the solution but merely a band aid to an open wound instead of getting stitches to fix the problem permanently. Buy new parts! Fix your shit right the first time!!!
@@travisave4110 yeah I just used it to clean one and then wiped it all off, this is just for temporary usage till I can afford 8 new ones. It honestly can't hurt them anymore then they already are.
@@travisave4110 yeah it worked good. Was just needing to get abunch of gunk off of them. About to put them all back in I just changed my spark plugs on my 03 mustang GT.
I have a natural appreciation for anyone who is willing to take the time to put an instructional video together like this. I didn’t go through all the comments but I’m sure there was likely some negative feedback. Ignore the derogatory part of any comment your see and rather focus on what they’re saying/complaining about then use that to improve your content. Regardless of how good or bad the video is I still appreciate it. Lots of potential in your work…keep up the hard work…it’ll pay dividends one day if it’s not already.
You saved me 400! Ah yeahhhhhh I thought nine were gone but cleaned out and lasts so far!!!! Ah YEAHHHHHHHH YOU RULE !👌👍
#SUPERTRUMP thanks I’m glade this method worked out for you.
$400? Hell, even buying new ignition coils shouldn't cost you more than $100.
Mark Etzel cost $200 for four of them at autozone
I watch this and still don't know how to do it because none of the work was actually shown. You might want to get a friend to film for you next time
Thanks for sharing, I’ll try this on the Corolla.
Skip to 6:11
Stop taking so much and just get to its
u saved me £50, cheers pal.
just pee all over it.
Will it miss with the Pack electrical components
Why not vacuum around it with a vacuum tool
Can I use mass flow air cleaner? It's the only thing I have right now
Use a electrical cleaner.
Can you put WD40 on the bottom of a coil pack Spring
No, it's a bad idea. WD-40 isn't a great lubricant, it's mostly a solvent and it will tend to wash oil off the cylinder walls which is absolutely not what you want to do before starting an engine.
@@Ghost1ssp Oh woah okay so I'm needing that Silicone penetrating aerosol...you right thanks
@@freedompioneer4311 Ye or electronic cleaner by CRC is your best bet, in the video he uses air intake cleaner by CRC
Thanks. Good video.
That sub thump
Dude you have got to get better
Cleaning is so important in the automotive world and I don't know why it gets overlooked so much but I see it as the difference between people that care about the cars
Get to the point oh my God 🤦♂️
Contact cleaner works best on plug coils.
Bro do you know if I do same cleaning of my 04 Honda CRV . thanks
I am going to try it today on my 04 CR-V
So will i
can i use carb & throttle body cleaner? same shit right? i’m gonna replace them eventually, because they’ve never been replaced as far as i know (it’s a 2009 but i’ve only had it for a year but the previous owner took shit care of it and never replaced anything unless they had to, total d-bags). but just rj buy myself some time because i don’t have to money to replace everything all at once yk
better work squid bait
Good job bro. This is how u save money
Can i do this on a audi a6 2008 its metal coils packs
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Good god
did you do this cause you had a misfire right?
Great video great job also
Is it safe on plastic
This shit is not required at all. If your dam ignition coils are going bad, don't be a cheapskate, just replace with a new ones. Never mess with electric components of your car with all kinds of different sprays and crap which will ultimately cost you more in the end if you fuck up more expensive components. I used to be one of those idiots that cleaned my shit to save money thinking it was gonna last much longer but all you're doing is buying time. If you have a family, why mess with their safety and yours by risking breaking down in the middle of a busy freeway or road out in the middle of nowhere. Not worth it. Just work your ass off a bit more at work or ask your boss for some overtime and save the money to buy new parts for your car, especially if you plan to keep your car for many more years and you have your family with you a lot of the time on that vehicle. All this bullshit about cleaning your engine components to save some money will NEVER be the solution but merely a band aid to an open wound instead of getting stitches to fix the problem permanently. Buy new parts! Fix your shit right the first time!!!
Yea screw fixing/cleaning things to make them work like new again! What a loser.
It buys time,ordering ignition coils online is half the price of local dealers.
You champion saved me hounds Brother.Thankyou ...
Can I use brake cleaner to clean the coil packs?
No brake cleaner isnt the safest way to clean them intake cleaner or engine degresser will work best but its only temporary
@@travisave4110 yeah I just used it to clean one and then wiped it all off, this is just for temporary usage till I can afford 8 new ones. It honestly can't hurt them anymore then they already are.
For better results intake cleaner but if it worked thats awesome its temporary no matter what.
@@travisave4110 yeah it worked good. Was just needing to get abunch of gunk off of them. About to put them all back in I just changed my spark plugs on my 03 mustang GT.
So you can use throttle body on a coil that has oil on it