1msfyter

Yes or No? To use on the plug boots(inside)
Will it help?

shoebox

Use it sparingly on the inside of the boot. It will make the boot easier to remove and help prevent any spark leakage to the surrounding metal.

1msfyter

gotcha. gonna give it a try monday.

95Blackhawk

Why sparingly? I used it liberally and have great results. Just wondering if I am doing something wrong.

Fatdog

I always use a generous amount on the plug itself,just incase I miss something,but I use a Q-tip to saturate the inside of the coil wire.My02

revtime

That is what I did, just a little dab in the spark plug boots.
Keeps em from stickin and tearing the boot up. I learned this on my last set of wires, they were on there for about a year, went to pull some plugs and boots came apart cause they was stuck to the plugs.

shoebox

Because all you need to do is coat the inside of the boot. Using more is not really going to help more and just wastes grease.
If what you are doing works, then don't worry about it.

PGR

Dielectric grease is also great for conditioning rubber trim, such as door, window, trunk and t-top seals. Check your owners manual, I believe it specifies it there.