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Originally Posted by Swindler What does anti seize do? Only apply it to the spark plugs? Will it be ok not using anti seize? It keeps the metal parts from
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As a rule-of-thumb, anti-seize is applied to the male part. Apply a very small amount to the threads of the plugs. Avoid applying anti-seize on the first 2-3 threads of the plug to prevent contaminating the plug tip. While not 100% necessary, using anti-seize is a good idea when using dissimilar metal and/or the parts get very hot. In the case of spark plugs, both conditions exist.
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