C6 Corvette How to Change your Spark Plug Wires

C6 Corvette How to Change your Spark Plug Wires and I show you how to put the cover on the side with the fuel line on it as well as where and how to us dielectric grease on spark plug wires.
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[@ordovicicosilurico6799]

Which sparks do you use for the ls2 and ls3 ?

[@rhett5914]

I notice you clutch reservoir is still the white housing. Do you change you clutch fluid often? I just made some syringes with small enough tubing to flush the junk out of the line back into the reservoir.

[@KevinJonesYouTube]

Yeah I changed it all the time did a video about it as well. If you don’t it gets pretty nasty pretty quick.

[@shadowhunter9713]

Dielectric grease is for electrical connections not for the rubber boot. It’s to prevent corrosion between two electrical contacts.
For instance when using my plow in the winter, dielectric grease is very necessary for the electrical connections from the truck to the plow especially with salt on the roads and also water. The plugs are packed with dielectric grease to keep connections from getting corroded and rotting out. Putting it on the spark plug wire connections is what it’s for. If you just want to keep the boot from sticking to the plug I would use Anti-seize not dielectric grease.
Good luck

[@Teramydog]

not true - it is an insulator google it - you are wrong

[@Jmd277]

@@Teramydog you must be a millennial with no real life experience, only google experience. New flash, you can believe everything you read on the internet. Actual knowledge > internet search