WD-40

[fretless]

so I've been dickin around with an old Ibby neck on a friends geetar for weeks , the truss rod would not budge even with some serious force , I was totally ready to just snap the {censored}er so one last try , this morning I shot a wee bit of WD in there and in 10 min it was free and working perfectly , fuxsakes

[mamberg]

do you know what WD-40 means?

[primeholy]

 

do you know what WD-40 means?

 

Tell me.

[HumanFuseBen]

Water Displacement formula no. 40. Thunder STOLEN!

[yanktar]

If it moves and it shouldn't, use duct tape.

If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40.

 

and, yes, it is Water Displacement Formula # 40. Liquid Wrench was actually a better penetrating oil, but WD-40 is far more versatile.

[mamberg]

Water Displacement formula no. 40. Thunder STOLEN!

 

that's what i get for posting at work, and not paying attention!!

[madDdog67]

I prefer CLP (Break Free) over WD-40, but either would work for that. I don't really like the smell of WD 40.

[charveldan]

I know this, before fancy electronic ignition every distributor had points & condenser, my first car was a 66 Chevelle SS-396, ran like a raped ape, but when it rained, water would get inside my distributor cap, i kept a can of WD-40 on hand, one squirt inside would displace all the moisture.

 

I much rather prefer electronic ignition.

[yanktar]

I know this, before fancy electronic ignition every distributor had points & condenser, my first car was a 66 Chevelle SS-396, ran like a raped ape, but when it rained, water would get inside my distributor cap, i kept a can of WD-40 on hand, one squirt inside would displace all the moisture. I much rather prefer electronic ignition.

 

And all you REALLY needed was a new o-ring! Instead you got a new car. :poke:

[charveldan]

And all you REALLY needed was a new o-ring! Instead you got a new car. :poke:

I was only 16 [] i ended up joining the military a year later.:cop::cop:

 

I only paid $500 bucks for that 66 Chevelle SS-396, those days are over.

[maggotspawn]

I use WD-40 to clean my strings. Works great.

[ShizzelDizzel]

Wd40 is a great cleaner. I use penetrating oil for things that are stuck.

[Pepi]

WD40 for hemorrhoids

[primeholy]

 

WD40 for hemorrhoids

 

 

 

wat

[Jesse G]

Loosens the bowels, gets {censored} moving

[iff]

I love WD-40.

[HottKarl]

It works awesome as a cleaner for stainless steel appliances. Spray it on like windex and it makes them gleam like new with minimal effort.

[Kenny Powers]

i ended up joining the military a year later. :cop: :cop: I only paid $500 bucks for that 66 Chevelle SS-396, those days are over.

 

My first car was a 65 Malibu ss

Blew the engine racing a little over one year

14 years later I actually still have the car in storage and looking at $15k to restore it... Wtf

[Pepi]

 

I love WD-40.

 

 

Your a snorter aren't ya ?

[madDdog67]

I know this, before fancy electronic ignition every distributor had points & condenser, my first car was a 66 Chevelle SS-396, ran like a raped ape, but when it rained, water would get inside my distributor cap, i kept a can of WD-40 on hand, one squirt inside would displace all the moisture. I much rather prefer electronic ignition.

 

Chevelle ftw! My first car was a '69 SS 396/375. 4 Speed, 4:10 rear from the factory, and with the dreaded Hurst mystery shifter . I missed 3rd gear so bad one night that 3 of the rocker arms floated *off* the pushrods, so that the pushrods were beating the inside of the valve cover. Sounded like a popcorn popper on steroids. Met a very cool cop that night who had the exact same car as it turned out.

[charveldan]

Chevelle ftw! My first car was a '69 SS 396/375. 4 Speed, 4:10 rear from the factory, and with the dreaded Hurst mystery shifter . I missed 3rd gear so bad one night that 3 of the rocker arms floated *off* the pushrods, so that the pushrods were beating the inside of the valve cover. Sounded like a popcorn popper on steroids. Met a very cool cop that night who had the exact same car as it turned out.

I love 69's, i'd take any 65' thru 72' Chevelles in a heartbeat. I tore the 2 & 3 gear syncronizers outta my 4 speed, bought a Borg/Warner 4 speed that came out of a W30 Hurst Olds 442, bolted right up except after the swap the throwout bearing went, had to replace that, kewl project for a 16 year old, i had 90 weight gear lube in my hair for 2 months.

My Chevelle had 4:11 posi rearend.

 

Ahh back in the day things were made in the USA and you knew what the hell was under the hood.

 

You can't touch a decent 66' Chevelle SS 396 nowday for less than 20K.