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Wish I Knew These WD-40 Car Tricks Before! I Would'Ve Saved Thousands

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98 Comments
@AutoRepairClues
@@AutoRepairClues 3 weeks ago
the tips are very dangerous bro
@Jon-ExposingForbiddenCamp
Thanks for video!
@alvertosb.p.9424
@@alvertosb.p.9424 6 months ago
Yeah, I use WD-40 to shave my beard and legs.
@TomDoesUtube
@@TomDoesUtube 8 months ago
I use it on everything .. itโ€™s just completely fantastic .. my wife says I would use it on her if she ever slowed down <br> ..lol,
@joycehenderson6234
@@joycehenderson6234 8 months ago
Ok, my mind was blown!๐Ÿคฏ I liked AND subscribed. I like the other tricks also. Thanks! ๐Ÿ˜€
@NoBody_124-k8u
@@NoBody_124-k8u 8 months ago
What the hell! NEVER clean electric components or fuse box using the normal WD-40. Use a proper contact cleaner instead
@KellyMeyers-d3m
@@KellyMeyers-d3m 9 months ago
This sucks
@CruiseClever
@@CruiseClever 9 months ago
Very helpful
@IronMotor
@@IronMotor 9 months ago
Great breakdown. Iโ€™ve been sharing a lot of real-world examples like this lately, and itโ€™s wild how many drivers are still doing small things that destroy their engines over time.
@georgiana6598
@@georgiana6598 9 months ago
Simple soap best.
@ScottLee-e2y
@@ScottLee-e2y 10 months ago
I used edge shaving creme and a wash rag and scrubed my head lihht and it worked pretty good trust that
@josevelasquez1976
@@josevelasquez1976 10 months ago
i take a shower every morning with wd40
@rolis618
@@rolis618 10 months ago
Are you crazy ? Never use WD-40 to clean a throttle body! That&#39;s what throttle body cleaners or carbon remover are for!
@Alvie-u9r
@@Alvie-u9r 10 months ago
No
@ronaldwentzell5973
@@ronaldwentzell5973 10 months ago
W-D 40 supports rust, there is more water in it than lubricants!!! Don&#39;t believe me, spray a lot inside a cast iron pot or pan and check it a week later!!!
@jeanetteSconzert-dc9nh
@@jeanetteSconzert-dc9nh 10 months ago
Wonโ€™t work on wheel wells, body work
@richbosak5062
@@richbosak5062 10 months ago
Then don&#39;t show you doing this
@richbosak5062
@@richbosak5062 10 months ago
But doesn&#39;t wd attack rubber and plastic?
@msd4407
@@msd4407 10 months ago
WD-40 is not ideal for car door hinges and locks; it&#39;s best to use specialized products like white lithium grease for hinges and graphite or silicone-based lubricants for locks. While WD-40 can temporarily stop squeaking on hinges and may work on locks initially, it can also strip away existing grease, attract dirt, and its residue can gum up lock mechanisms over time.
<br>Car door hinges
<br>Why not WD-40: It can wash off the factory grease, leading to increased wear and tear, and its effect is temporary.
<br>Better options: White lithium grease or silicone-based spray lubricants are better choices. They provide longer-lasting lubrication and protection.
@bongoboyj8598
@@bongoboyj8598 10 months ago
Should have become a mechanic so I could swindle people out of hundreds to thousands of dollars.
@Joce123
@@Joce123 10 months ago
When I buy new white shoes that are predominantly leather or smooth. I spray them lightly with w d 40 three times in the last for years
@Ghosttown411
@@Ghosttown411 10 months ago
wd40 is not as good as he says
@laverdajota8089
@@laverdajota8089 10 months ago
I spray my pecker with wd 40 , great lubricant
@ATTSSYF
@@ATTSSYF 10 months ago
Thank you very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very much. This really will help me. Thank you can thank you numberโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโค
@Napenca
@@Napenca 10 months ago
Why so long. 7 minutes was enough
@ronwright2198
@@ronwright2198 10 months ago
WD = water displacement <br>40 = is the try they finally got it right. 39 fails.
@LaurenRogers-u1v
@@LaurenRogers-u1v 10 months ago
This is nothing more then an infomercial for WD-40
@mikeglassey7642
@@mikeglassey7642 10 months ago
You keep showing different kinds of cans of WD-40 all these tips that you&#39;re giving it is it just for the regular WD-40 or do I have to look for all the specialty ones that you were doing
@Tee-roni
@@Tee-roni 10 months ago
Water Displacer 40 = WD40
@CarCareHub-x1e
@@CarCareHub-x1e 10 months ago
WD-40 is a staple I&#39;ll never be without. One can in the house and one can in the toolbox of my car.
@vanwrinkle-01
@@vanwrinkle-01 11 months ago
That&#39;s precious. You talk about using WD-40 on the hood hinges but you show it being sprayed on door hinges <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avf69bYfr1c&amp;t=1369">22:49</a>. Just a little misleading don&#39;t you think?? Another thing, if you use WD-40 or any other lubricant on wheel nuts always be sure to clean it off after you get the nuts lose. If not, the wheel nuts can become lose and I think we all know where that&#39;s leading. Wheel studs and nuts are not meant to be lubricated. It creates a dangerous situation no one needs. As a battery terminal cleaner, it may remove some stuff but you really need to clean them properly. I use about a tablespoon of baking soda in a glass of water. I apply it to the battery terminals, the top of the battery and the battery posts and scrub with an old toothbrush. Then flush with clear cool water. Put Vaseline on the posts, replace the terminals and tighten then apply more to the terminals and the top of the posts. That&#39;s the only way I clean and protect the posts and terminals and cost less than the WD-40. It also cleans the area between the posts where an accumulation of battery acid and dirt can eventually cause the battery to discharge between the posts. Next thing you know you have a dead battery. I keep WD-40 around for very few circumstances. It has it&#39;s uses. Drive through water and the engine quits, spray the plug wires and coils with WD-40. It displaces moisture so the engine starts again. I agree with never using it on door and trunk seals. For that spray silicone spray around the seal, let it sit for a few minutes and wipe off. I do this every fall to also help stop the doors or trunk lid from freezing shut in cold weather. As for the 3 mistakes you mentioned, it&#39;s hard to imagine anyone doing any of those but some........ people do it anyway. I&#39;ve run into that a few times in my years as a licensed mechanic. A quick decision can cost you thousands of dollars in repairs and in the case of brakes, many thousands of dollars for repairs to not only your vehicle but the other vehicles involved in an accident and possibly hundreds of thousands or more if someone is hurt. Another bad one (going slightly off topic) is using ArmorAll on tires. Happened a lot years ago and caused some serious accidents. Thanks for the video. I kinda enjoyed the laughs.
@JJ.LuvsAnimals
@@JJ.LuvsAnimals 11 months ago
WD-40 sprayed around the outside of your doors and windows will keep spiders away from coming in... ๐Ÿ˜Š
@Rangyroth4089
@@Rangyroth4089 11 months ago
Good for rust and stuck bolts. And door jams.
@Rangyroth4089
@@Rangyroth4089 11 months ago
Great tips. Ty! <br>Won&#39;t wd40 get all over your windows if you spray in the gaps?
@aaronouko8668
@@aaronouko8668 11 months ago
Mechanics are going to blow their TOPS with these exposures to carowners who are milked for minor issues, glitches๐Ÿ˜‚
@aaronouko8668
@@aaronouko8668 11 months ago
what about diesel engine
@timmy4539
@@timmy4539 11 months ago
Yeah, like I&#39;m going to take a wire brush to the paint on my car ! <br>Do you work for a bodyshop that fixes the damage idiots do to their cars with wires brushes ??
@sabrinajones6473
@@sabrinajones6473 11 months ago
Thank you
@nattyp7801
@@nattyp7801 11 months ago
How about wearing safety glasses,especially when working under the vehicle ๐Ÿค”๐Ÿค”
@lamtaichi
@@lamtaichi 11 months ago
If you don&#39;t know what a throttle body is, please don&#39;t take anything apart. LOL
@rennethjarrett4580
@@rennethjarrett4580 11 months ago
At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avf69bYfr1c&amp;t=420">7:00</a> it tells us to not spray the brake surface but the video is spraying those very places. I stopped watching.......
@Christopher-x5p2c
@@Christopher-x5p2c 11 months ago
Don&#39;t believed on this WD40 usage, I am using WD40 the right way this video is dangerous
@jamesphelps4168
@@jamesphelps4168 11 months ago
Your repair shop dont care where or how you use WD 40. IT DOES work well on Rust spots. DONT SPRAY ON ELECTRIC CAN cause major problems. All platics are not Happy with the use of WD40!!!
@thomasdaugherty6671
@@thomasdaugherty6671 11 months ago
Got water stuck behind your eardrum or in your inner ear? Just insert the slender red extension into the spray nozzle opening of your can of WD-40 and jam it straight thru your right eyeball, spraying in short, quick bursts, until it can&#39;t go any deeper, because if you thought it would be a good idea to spray it in your ear to displace water, the water on your brain is probably a bigger issue...
@Lets-do-this-
@@Lets-do-this- 11 months ago
Do not use WD-40 on your air filter thatโ€™s stupid
@jstal6325
@@jstal6325 11 months ago
Wipe all weather stripping down with it. I had cars 20 years old the rubber still held up
@CMC-y8q
@@CMC-y8q 11 months ago
WD40 does not travel or penetrate bolt threads. Deep Creep is the best I have ever used. Using it on body joints causes it to penetrate into bloodstream, can&#39;t be good!!
@missylongbottom2064
@@missylongbottom2064 11 months ago
If you&#39;re going on vacation, spray every surface of your car with WF-50, then wrap the car in plastic. Let me know what happens when you get back
@jpoutkast666
@@jpoutkast666 11 months ago
Absolutely do not take this for what he says. He is referring to wd40 as a brand. Take the throttle body for example. You should never ever ever wvwr spray the regular wd40 into the throttle body. ONLY use products labeled throttle body cleaners. Thats just one example. Also look at the can for the electrical components. Its contact cleaner which is used to clean electrical contacts. This is either sponsored by WD40 or he doesnโ€™t exactly know what hes talking about. Trust me and do actual reserch before using any product for something important.
@craigjohnson3603
@@craigjohnson3603 11 months ago
All garbage there are many sprays much better that actually work.
@widtruth
@@widtruth 11 months ago
WD 40 degrade plastic of electric connectors and made them break, better use silicon for electric connections
@bonnietrant5252
@@bonnietrant5252 11 months ago
How to clean oxidized headlights at home. Please n thank you ๐Ÿ˜ข
@MichaelAtkinson-p8c
@@MichaelAtkinson-p8c 11 months ago
I really love the video now I know what is good for l for my car squeaking noises I tried it and it work&#39;s thank you and may God bless you
@fredB6500
@@fredB6500 11 months ago
All lies ๐Ÿ˜‚ come on were not that stupid,
@abmeialfatani3505
@@abmeialfatani3505 11 months ago
DON&#39;T BE TAKEN BY THESE B....T. USE IT ONLY FOR RUSTY NUTS AND BOLTS.
@flowerflower4731
@@flowerflower4731 11 months ago
This is the best information <br>I have a new car so I don&#39;t have to worry about it yet. <br>People actually put it in their oil and transmission are you kidding me how stupid can you be..<br>You should not be allowed to drive ever fast fixes never work
@tessjones5987
@@tessjones5987 11 months ago
Learned alot . Thank you.
@StephenKoselke
@@StephenKoselke 11 months ago
Brighto it makes old bodies newโ€ฆwoo woo woo woo woo wooโ€ฆload of BS spraying anything all over car partsโ€ฆKroil hands down busts rust better than anythingโ€ฆperiod โ€ฆit dissolves rustโ€ฆmost people either never heard of it or are too cheap to buy it..same with De-ox-it for corrosion on wire terminalsโ€ฆnone betterโ€ฆWD means water displacementโ€ฆtruly good for caps, rotors, plug wiresโ€ฆfor each thing he mentions for WD there is some other product thats more focused fir that purposeโ€ฆ
@Jimmy-r8q
@@Jimmy-r8q 11 months ago
I lOVE MY WD40, ON MY SKWEAKIE BRAKES, I MAKE SURE MY BRAKE PADS, ARE SOAKED UP, NEVER HAVE SKWEAKIE BRAKES,
@Jimmy-r8q
@@Jimmy-r8q 11 months ago
WD40 IS GREAT ,WHEN MAKING PEPPERONI PIZZA๐Ÿ˜Š
@malfleming1827
@@malfleming1827 11 months ago
Water dispersent formula 40 NASA development to keep water condensation from freezing on the space shuttle
@D-Slowpass
@@D-Slowpass 11 months ago
WD 40 not good for door locks. Pushes out lubricant. 3 in 1 oil better๐Ÿ˜…
@gloriaadu5485
@@gloriaadu5485 11 months ago
It&#39;s great info. but it will be Good to have a little booklet. to remember all that, was said.thanks
@kathleenpopata9718
@@kathleenpopata9718 11 months ago
Excellent helper WD40 Excellent Reminders
@Shasha8674
@@Shasha8674 11 months ago
WD-40 is poisonous.
@donaldfranklin1438
@@donaldfranklin1438 11 months ago
YHWH bless. Great post brother.
@shady08pc12
@@shady08pc12 11 months ago
My kid&#39;s Intimidator leaks during heavy rain we got a car cover since we got no garage like the previous owner. I never actually thought of the door seal being the problem bc the 2004 Monte Carlo SS I have but sits now leaked too &amp; we were told the leak was the drain tube. The front driver&#39;s side always got wet 1st. I assumed hers was the same issue only the back seat will get wet on the driver&#39;s side but on the passenger side u can watch the water drip from the bottom of the door. It was about a month ago I noticed a rust spot in the door hinge on the passenger side I don&#39;t believe was there prior to us purchasing the car it will be a year this Oct. If the original owner knew of this I believe we would of been told idk. I assume bc it was garage kept he never knew of the issue.
@shady08pc12
@@shady08pc12 11 months ago
I didn&#39;t even need to watch the last 3 DO NOT DO to know that. In my opinion it should be common sense NOT to use WD40 on brakes in my mind it&#39;s like putting baby oil on em it&#39;s just going to make the pads slide which means it&#39;s harder to stop &amp; I DON&#39;T know much about cars but that 1 was obvious to me.
@gaba8934
@@gaba8934 11 months ago
WD stands for water displacement an WD40 can solve problems. But left on mechanisms it can turn to sticky gummy residue and cause stuck parts. Don&#39;t use on firearms.
@cunninglinguist9853
@@cunninglinguist9853 11 months ago
You get a thumbs down for being so goddamn lazy as to use a computer voice to do your goddamn work making this video for you. You&#39;re lazy and you should go get yourself a real job.
@diversity2739
@@diversity2739 11 months ago
Thanks
@MyenoB
@@MyenoB 11 months ago
The WD-40 is a brand that offers a wide selection of products, not just the original multi-use spray, but also specialized products like lubricants, cleaners, degreasers, and rust inhibitors under the WD-40 Specialist line, all designed for different tasks.<br><br>So, beore you by any, make sure the you&#39;re buyin rhe exact product which is meant for your usage purpose. <br><br>Here are some categories of products you can find under the WD-40 brand:<br><br>WD-40 Multi-Use Product:ย <br><br>The original, well-known product with over 2,000 documented uses for cleaning, displacing moisture, penetrating, lubricating, and protecting.ย <br><br>WD-40 Specialist:ย <br><br>A line of products with specialized formulas for specific jobs:ย <br><br>Lubricants:ย Including Gel Lube, Silicone, White Lithium Grease, and Dry Lube.ย <br><br>Cleaners &amp; Degreasers:ย Such as Machine &amp; Engine Degreaser and Electric Parts Cleaner.ย <br><br>Penetrants:ย Fast-acting formulas like Penetrant with EZ-REACH to break apart stuck parts.ย <br><br>Corrosion Inhibitors:ย Products designed for long-term rust prevention.ย <br><br>Contact Cleaners:ย Specifically formulated for cleaning electrical parts.
@fordresurrectionest9556
I used WD-40 on my motorcycle shifter. This cleans out the grim and makes a much smother shifter. ๐Ÿ”ง๐Ÿ‘
@joegutierrez2019
@@joegutierrez2019 11 months ago
This was way to confusing sometimes they show a guy spraying wd on the window trim and then at the end they tell you not to spray it on the caskets which is it๐Ÿ˜ฎ
@diytoptricks
@@diytoptricks 11 months ago
I&#39;ve actually used WD-40 to rescue a seized bolt on my exhaust before, and this video explains it perfectly. The trick of waiting at least 15 minutes really makes the difference. One extra tip: after loosening the bolt, apply anti-seize compound before reinstalling it so you donโ€™t face the same nightmare again.
@Suria313
@@Suria313 11 months ago
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@itssogood69
@@itssogood69 11 months ago
Drecks Ki
@heavencantwait1218
@@heavencantwait1218 11 months ago
Love that clean rag he used with WD-40 when trying to remove scratches off the vehicle๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚
@randyschlupp4405
@@randyschlupp4405 11 months ago
Hey it even works on your knee caps and fingers for arthritis ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚
@TheSenutyenool
@@TheSenutyenool 11 months ago
Jeebus, what a freakin&#39; whiny voice. How about you get a mature person next time to narrate? Had to stop this after 2 minutes and have now blocked this channel.
@aux1z11
@@aux1z11 11 months ago
I buy wd40 by the gallon and soak my cloth seats twice a month and it help very much slipping in and out of the car
@floydroberson4252
@@floydroberson4252 11 months ago
Old transmission fluid is better by far.
@ABC-hi3fy
@@ABC-hi3fy 11 months ago
Or buy an Electric Car. โค
@andyphillips1153
@@andyphillips1153 11 months ago
These tips are dangerous. Never use WD40 anywhere near your brakes.
@andyphillips1153
@@andyphillips1153 11 months ago
Never ever clean a throttle body with WD40. You must Only use throttle body cleaner. You will ruin the throttle body otherwise.
@Plainjayne1
@@Plainjayne1 11 months ago
If you burn yourself.. spray wd 40 on the burn..
@LisaBarger-t8b8f
@@LisaBarger-t8b8f 11 months ago
What about the doors that stick when you go to open them, it&#39;s like a suction pop ??
@Cocoyz
@@Cocoyz 11 months ago
Agree totally! I have always wd40 all year round for decades now
@MarkR-t9v
@@MarkR-t9v 11 months ago
Wonder how much wd40 is paying you? Some tips are fine. Other, not so much...
@jamesfernandez4664
@@jamesfernandez4664 11 months ago
How to protect rubber parts, rubber boots, axle boots, engine hoses, etc. Please advise
@viddyasaagar5457
@@viddyasaagar5457 11 months ago
Arent there types in wd-40 ??..i wonder how these you tubers didnt mention that๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜ข๐Ÿ˜ข๐Ÿ˜ข
@CarCareGuide-n8t
@@CarCareGuide-n8t 11 months ago
These WD-40 tricks are game changers. Never thought a $6 can could save thousands in repairs. Rust prevention and bolt loosening tips are pure gold.
@MIKEJAMMER
@@MIKEJAMMER 12 months ago
I AGREE W/ A EVERYONE OF THESE,,&quot;BUT&quot; ONE NEVER EVER PUT WD ON THE RUBBER OF THE WINDOWS OR SUNROOF IT HAS A TENDENCY OF ACTUALLY EATING AT THE RUBBER INSTEAD USE A SILICONE SPRAY TO LUBRICATE THE RUBBER FOR EXCELLENT MOVEMENTS OF WINDOWS INSTEAD!
@vernonmitchell3956
@@vernonmitchell3956 12 months ago
This is bullshit, wd40 will cause the paint to peel-off after a while, it penetrates under the paint and results in a bigger rust spot. Wd-40 also penetrates some plastoc parts and breaks it down.
@rickvirtue9887
@@rickvirtue9887 12 months ago
The best stuff for dealing with rust is rust check. For removing rust to get nuts or stuck bolts is deep creep the best I have ever used. WD 40 is like fish oil and makes more rust. It has its use but not always good. Iam 67 and find rust check and and deep creep are the best. There is a throttle body cleaner. This is just a commercial for WD 40.
@BrendanWilcox-c8n
@@BrendanWilcox-c8n 12 months ago
WD-40 is a can of Magic!<br>Good tips!<br>One thing, your videos really donโ€™t coordinate with the tip. It does but not all that much
@tagiously9122
@@tagiously9122 12 months ago
shi woulda been more watchable if someone was actually talking not a robot
@MarioAquintey-r9r
@@MarioAquintey-r9r 12 months ago
Thanks bro