antiseize compound

[Bill 96 GTS]

What is the best type of antiseize compound to use on sparkplugs?

 

[shifter]

If you change them regularily (like you should) then just use motor oil on the threads.

 

[toddt]

Searching the archives seems to indicate that non-copper is the way to go, in some opinions.

 

[Tom F&L GoR]

1 lb? That's a lot of glow plugs... I have a hand-me down can of copper anti-sieze (apply with toothbrush) that works great.

 

[Ron]

<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">So copper is safe then?</FONT f>

 

[Snake Bitten]

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AKViper...I have used this type of anti-seize on glow plugs with good sucess:
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You snake has glow plugs?

 

[VENM8R]

Snake Bitten, perhaps I should have clarified that I used the anti-seize compound on a hummer motor.

Tom, F&L GoR, what a wiseguy

. All I could find was the 1 lb. size for picture purposes. You can purchase it in the "tube".

I forgot to add that copper is recommended for sparkplugs due to the high temperatures encountered.

 

[VENM8R]

I have used this type of anti-seize on glow plugs with good sucess:

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[Bill 96 GTS]

OK, copper it is. Thanks.