Versachem 15309 Dielectric Spark Plug Boot Grease - 7 Grams

$ 12.24

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Based on 1,537 ratings

Easy to use

9.71

Value for money

8.98

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Allows the boots on spark plugs and distributor caps to be removed.

100% silicone dielectric compound with 100% high performance performance performance performance performance performance performance performance

Spark plugs, battery terminals, headlight sockets, electrical connections, and other similar items benefit the most.

The material is waterproof, non-flammable, and corrosion-resistant.

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) requirements were set forth.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use this on an e-mail? What devices will I be able to connect to my new USB hub with? Otherwise, they'll get stuck in there. Thank you?

Because it's low voltage and there's no need for it, you shouldn't use it on a USB port. If it gets stuck, it's likely that your cable is damaged or that the port is malfunctioning.

Is this just for the boot's rubber or for the metal contact surfaces as well?

Simply stuff some into each boot's toe. It's supposed to keep the metal from corroding, but it won't help you put out the fire.

Has anyone tried this on water-resistant PoE surveillance camera connectors? proofing? thanks! ?

Nope. Use connectors that have already been treated with a water-proofing material.

Selected User Reviews For Versachem 15309 Dielectric Spark Plug Boot Grease - 7 Grams

There's no return on investment! I noticed after I got it that it wasn't priced correctly

4/5

In the local stores, I could have gotten a lot more for $6. This one would suffice for plugs and wires, which is why I purchased it. However, on both wire ends for the 8 plugs and ignition coils, I will not be as generous as I prefer. It was applied to four o2 sensors. It's an excellent dielectric grease. However, in terms of portion size, it's a little short on the penny. I am responsible for a lot of the flaws, but I did give it a four-star rating, and I want you to know that.

Kaitlyn Proctor

| Dec 21, 2021

Hope for the best; it looked promising, but there was so little grease on it that it couldn't even reach the capbr>br>The photo above was taken when I first received it

3/5

When I tried squeezing everything out like toothpaste, you can see that there is no grease even on the cap.

Kenneth Zhang

| Aug 06, 2021

It works

5/5

For a 3800 series 2, I used it on the back of the ignition module. After nearly a year, the module is still functional, so I assume it's doing its job.

Curtis KAY

| Jan 04, 2021

This product is required because it aids in the seating of the coil pack boots over the spark plugs for proper contact, as well as preventing the boot from sticking to the spark plug when being removed

5/5

I haven't taken out the coil packs since they were installed, but it helped with inhalation.

Bobby Bradley

| Sep 09, 2021

For the do-it-yourselfer, this is a must-have item

3/5

For the job at hand, this is a must-have item. Just buy a few extra in case you get an empty tube like I did and have to reassemble"dry" until you can get a new tube.

Raelynn Patterson

| Feb 25, 2021

Dielectric grease is a type of dielectric grease that is used to conduct electricity Dielectric grease is something I've used and sold for a long time

5/5

Versachem was one of the brands I sold and used on rewiring jobs and even simple light bulb installations. It only takes a very small amount. In close connections, too much can cause a short, so only use a smidgeon! Moisture is kept out by keeping the contact solid.

Kadence Best

| Dec 07, 2021

One Star

3/5

Empty appears to be the case with this tube. br>I'm not sure why that is.

Cayson Shepard

| Jan 12, 2021

I didn't need it, but it's described correctly

3/5

I purchased this to use with my spark plugs and coil packs after reading that it was required on some websites. Although it appears to be a good product, it turned out that I didn't require it. I'll keep it in my files in case I need it in the future.