If You're Not Doing This with WD-40 You're Stupid

WD-40 Secrets I Have to Tell You Before I Retire. WD-40 car life hacks, DIY life hacks and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. How to use WD-40 to fix common problems in your car. 5 Minute crafts that can remove paint scratches, electrical issues, squeaky car noises with WD40. WD-40 life hacks and car repair with WD40. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 52 years.
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[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I use transmission fluid to make my tires look new and shiny. Been using it for years. Works great.

[@michaelmichael1189]

I've always used carb and chole cleaner to find vacuum leaks

[@SA-he5ej]

@@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503 Doesn't that ruin your tires? I gues yo must be careful not to overdo it or you can slip on the road.

[@medo2142]

Iam here to help what i can do to u

[@timothydemarco3525]

We don't want to lose Scotty he is the best

[@thinkos6730]

This guy hast over 3,5 million subs and still answers comments. What a legend!

[@billdougan4022]

@ they better hurry up, since he's moving.

[@memairport1]

@ where to in TN?

[@kingzach5000]

He's answered at least 40 of mine thruout the years. I love scotty like a father

[@AlecBig]

Yep he answered my questions before he's a great guy 👍

[@MrAlvarez23]

I don't think alot of ppl had the time to do that and he does

[@Joes_Corner]

No wonder Scotty's Celica is immortal. It gets a full preventative maintenance treatment about every 3rd video

[@billz410]

AHAHAAAHHAHAHAHAHAH

[@fernandflure1013]

Good old airborne fella I’m catching stomach cramps in every video. Keep em coming . Airborne All the way

[@gustavocruzovalle1985]

Haha

[@matthewthomas255]

Hahaha

[@brooklynnikki478]

This was the most hilarious thing I read today

[@isaac198428]

So I sprayed WD-40 on my girlfriend to find out where the noise was coming from. Long story short, I got locked out and spent the night in my car.

[@sageparsely2365]

Shoulda brought the wd40 with ya

[@FRESNOSTATE1559]

🤣🤣

[@nflcolts83]

Hahaha 😂

[@crowttubebot3075]

But the noise stopped, right? Problem solved.

[@MaddoggOG70]

This legit made me laugh out loud lmao

[@Nexus-6]

WD-40 stands for "water displacing". The "40" is the 40th formulation that was tried during its development. Fun fact - WD-40 was never patented so the formulation did not have to be published and thus their competitors could not copy them and sell a knock off product.

[@Brandiafinegirl62]

Thank you. Didn't know this.

[@akulkis]

Sometimes trade secret is a better way to go than patenting.

[@rightwingwackobird]

I work in a chemical plant. The main thing about it is a constant flow of water. There is water in pipes, water on pipes, water on the ground, water in the ground, water in the air, water frozen into literally tons of ice every day, and even water here you don't want it. Chemicals don't need a lot of water probably, but the people who work around them need lots and lots of flushing and flow in order to dillute and minimize the hazards inherent to the various other fluids. As a result, everything made of steel is rusted. Stainless won't hold up to some stuff and is too expensive to other stuff, so that's limited too. We use a product called Knocker Loose, and it blasts down into the rust and onto the metal beneath, saving countless hours and knuckles. It's not infallible, but it's pretty great.

[@postergmail6202]

Mansplain

[@RoverIAC]

@@postergmail6202 what is the opposite of Mansplaining? I think it's called Nagging.

[@vickiserre9457]

Hey Scotty, I'm a retired grandma and I love watching your classes!! When I have a car problem now, I know how to talk to my 2 handy car repair boys about what the issue might be or better yet, understand what the problem is. Now I get help faster from them knowing what I'm hearing or feeling when driving down the road. Thank you,

[@ourtime-downhere6931]

The smell of WD-40 always takes me back to working in the garage with my dad throughout my childhood. I love it. Lots of cool cars, lots of busted knuckles but most importantly lots of great memories.

[@andrerwicks]

Same here bud!!!🤘

[@trillmiguell7866]

i dont have a dad 😞

[@19ADAM80]

Yes sir, same here.

[@chris9650]

If a machine didn't start my dad got the wd-40 out and sprayed it round a few engine and electrical parts. If they didn't work I knew I was going to end up holding the torch lol.

[@rykerolaoghaire8781]

Great name! Love The Goonies ☠💀🏴‍☠️

[@GabrielFreitas-ml8cc]

I put WD-40 on my 2017 BMW 530i and it turned into a 1994 Toyota Celica.

[@garysimms1347]

Wash it off a 1994 Toyota Celica and see if turns into a 2017 BMW 530i!

[@adamrichardson2227]

Scotty: Now it's fixed!

[@froglobster]

Good fn thing for you

[@kingjames386]

upgrade....

[@vwtroy]

so its more reliable now

[@jackmary720]

This video and another one actually helped me remove a depressing squeak in the undercarriage of our car. Guy's a national treasure

[@davidelizabeth4933]

Please don't ever retire from KZbin! Much love from Northern California. 👨‍👩‍👧❤

[@SolitaryMaverick]

With over 3 million subscribers, I can assure you he’s not retiring anytime soon. He’s making big $$$.

[@onwilson2]

Agreed!

[@user-vx9qi7ni8g]

You must have talked to my dad. For about 37 year's he has sprayed WD on everything. I thought he was crazy. But you have made me see his love for WD and the wisdom he truly has.

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

Wise Daddy ;-)

[@jishwha4065]

Time and time again. How can I not think my phone is spying on me. I just came back from my mechanic and made an appointment to find and fix this issue. I don't look up stuff like this but here you are , I can't go nowhere or look at any thing with out my snoopy phone popping up a video .

[@derriccroft7854]

Man this guy should have his own show. What a gem and genuine good dude. I’d watch his show every week. They don’t make em like this guy anymore. Thanks 🙏 for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. Just came across your channel and you gotta a new subscriber now.

[@rumhound5903]

Scotty, over the last couple of years you've taught me so much and what an experience this has been. Thank you for being a great mechanic and a wonderful teacher. I wish you the best of luck in your retirement. Thanks again.

[@HowardJrFord]

People have been using wd40 and carb cleaner to locate vacuum leaks since the beginning of time .

[@danybalaka3258]

🇨🇦🌈

[@johnwall8060]

Scotty is that dad most kids wish they had

[@joecoffee968]

Wow. I guess this is what America has come to.

[@Aerial812]

True, but my dad doesn't like it when I tell him that.

[@_getfood]

You should try the WD-40 cologne as well !

[@CadiKane]

I had a uncle that used that , needles to say he passed away from skin cancer.

[@kingluis7853]

Ah a real man's Cologne

[@danielquevedo4996]

It’s my fav

[@tqdinh2]

Hjhj

[@bookskamaki]

I put it in my salad

[@michaelhaulotte689]

The picture of the Tin man was hilarious .

[@rverro8478]

I've heard, many decades ago that, some people used WD-40 on their side windows and rear windshield so the water shed better. I, for myself, use Rain-X twice/year. It works wonder in winter, when you defrost your vehicle. Snow and ice comes off easier. Greetings from Canada Scotty.

[@charliefriscia4263]

Scotty has more money then any of these youtubers. He been around long before most of them too. We need more honest men in this world like Scotty. He knows how to save and shows ya these secrets to help your pockets. Scotty you the real MVP. 🐐

[@esiu74]

"I love the smell of WD-40 in the morning" - Lieutenant Colonel Kilmer

[@tomasnokechtesledger1786]

As Gunny, with powder.

[@orome9793]

Not going to lie. I loved the smell of WD-40 when I was a kid.

[@circuitsandcigars1278]

Until you become like the character Skank from the 1980's movie The Wraith with shooting it up your nose

[@federal6616]

Dang. At least you came to the motor pool Sir 😂

[@richk320]

😆😆😆

[@lelandnolan3565]

Hey Scotty I know you said not to spray it on the paint but sometimes you have too. My friend just got a new car and was driving it to a friend's house and pass some road construction were they we're laying new asphalt. She got it all over her car. She came to me about it and the only thing that would get the asphalt off was WD-40. We washed the car afterwards and was good as new!

[@Chezzzzy]

Also lubricate you weather stripping with the silicone once a year to keep em from drying up and ripping

[@richardl7264]

I don't subscribe very often, but I subscribed to you a long time ago. I am not an auto mechanic, but I have been working on automotive for almost 50 years. I enjoy it when you teach me something that I didn't know or confirm something I did. This time I have something for you. By trade I am a Journeyman Wireman IBEW, a Certified Safe Technician, and a Certified Professional Locksmith. You showed to use WD-40 in an automotive lock. Where you are, it is not a bad idea. I live in Phoenix, Arizona, a hot dry dusty desert. WD-40 has an oil base that collects dust and drys to a sticky laquery film. I will use WD-40 as a cheap cleaning solvent, but then rinse it out with a greaseless lubricant like LPS1, or dry graphite, depending on what the application is. Some automotive locks use a light grease. Thanks for all the videos, have a Happy New Year, and keep your engine reved.

[@six-pack1332]

When spraying under the car, be careful to not spray the brakes.

[@allighabell3138]

I've never noticed a difference just let it dry

[@labornurse]

No sh$t

[@DetroitLions1984]

T M H 😂

[@5.7heaven]

I spray mine with wd 40 before my commute through the city. Don’t want squeaky brakes!!!!

[@stevewhyte5464]

Scotty just wanted to thank you so much for all information you give in Your own Scotty way. We appreciate you.

[@db8646]

WD-40 is the biggest hammer in the toolbox.

[@karlmcmahon8991]

I knew old guys used spray their knees with it ,I shot you not, WD 40 originally was made from fish oils, I wouldn't recommend it nowadays in case they make it with syntetic oils .

[@mitchellweaver2694]

Pb blaster is mine

[@Logan_Baron]

@@karlmcmahon8991 My sister was talking about all the things WD40 is good for and said it's good to spray on aching joints. Like your knees and such. I think she read that off of a joke, and took it seriously. She's one that believes anything.

[@shark70007000]

I just watched a video, where the guy compares different items, and their performance. Liquid Wrench beat out WD40 and PB Blaster.

[@bradlogan5750]

Works wonders on my electric shaver. Had the same unit for almost 10 years and haven't even had to replace the blades yet!

[@ch0wned]

Bro I don’t think WD-40 should be on your face… first thing everyday. I’m sure they’d attempt to disabuse you from this activity, if they were aware. Prayers. 🙏🏻😵

[@fredflintstone4715]

The first thing to do with WD-40 is to hope that the sprayer works when you need it.

[@TheRainHarvester]

YES!! I have 3 bottles, no straws. Coffee straws are too thick.maybe I'll heat and pull a straw to draw it thinner then cut down until it fits.

[@Rylee_G]

TheRainHarvester just put wd40 on the coffee straw

[@WarriorNotesLatino]

If the straw doesn't work, just spray some wd40 on it.

[@chrislindsey9575]

I need you to come work on mine

[@wchillhowell]

Like the guy on Greek Wedding-he used Windex on EVERYTHING!!! : ) Thanks Scotty. I have a 2004 Ford Freestar 4.2 running rough, Check engine light started flashing-got all sorts of error codes! . Changed Spark plugs and wires, car ran better but check engine light stayed on and I kept getting P02196,P0172 and P0174 Error codes-rich and lean. Changed all four O2 Sensors. MAF, EGR, reset ECU, Air filter, fuel filter, Oil and oil filter after a motor flush, fuel pressure regulator and cleaned PCV valve. Also put Sea Foam in gas tank. Car runs 100% better but still has a hard idle, check engine light with codes P02196, 172&174? So I'm thinking a vacuum leak somewhere? Can't wait to try the WD40! Thank you!!!

[@VKSgtSLaughter]

1:44 "WD-40" is abbreviated from the term "Water Displacement, 40th formula" 😁

[@flybyairplane3528]

Sgt. SLaughter Hello, YES, but do you know whom it was made for ? NASA, , & the rest is history, but now they also make other products under the SAME BRAND , including a SILICONE spray , Cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Zephyrmec]

I loved those little cans of WD-40, we always put 6-8 of them in every care package we sent to friends and relatives deployed to Vietnam! Lifesaving when the M16 was first issued with the crappy ammo loaded with leftover stock of ball propellant used in .30 cal weapons.

[@Dingomush]

I like the fact that you can get WD40 in just the size you need, from the magic marker size that I carry in my tackle box, up to 65gal. barrels if the need arises. I love the smell of WD40 in the morning, smells like, water displacement!

[@darkwhitedirewolf]

My grandfather with WD40 was like the Professor on Gilligan's Island, could do anything.

[@franchisefred4066]

Did he use it as a lubricant while making love to grandma??? 🤭😂😂

[@muzerhythm2242]

Same.🤣🤣 And he was also using B-12 Carburetor Cleaner as a bug spray on his patio.🤦🤣🤣

[@fromthebackofmymind]

That 9v battery in their radio lasted 3 seasons. 9 Lives Eveready.

[@joedifranco1659]

My grandfather uses gasoline for everything. If there’s weeds gasoline, bees gasoline, oil spill gasoline............

[@ald.ackleyvisd6194]

@@joedifranco1659 now they would love to catch and fine him. Can you say EPA?

[@mishimposble]

WD-40 is basically kerosene and makes rubber break down and crumble over time. I wouldn't spray it all over my vacuum hoses or suspension parts. Sometimes heavy duty silicone spray is a better choice. WD-40 is great for wiping off oil, tar, sticker residue, and grease.

[@robertheinkel6225]

I read it is fish oil

[@mishimposble]

@@robertheinkel6225 I've seen it make rubber break down over time.

[@frankolsen2248]

In the old days we used brake fluid on rubber bushings, it wont hurt rubber.

[@skriglemac8172]

One of the main ingredients in wd40 is petroleum distillates it will eat Rubber, or plastic, or pcb boards, or paint.

[@TradeAlgoPremier]

Happy Sunday to everyone on this platform. Pls stay safe and stay blessed.

[@scottykilmer]

Happy Sunday!

[@thakiddmistic7610]

You too

[@christopherkelly106]

No one works harder than scotty kilmers hands when he’s talking!

[@felixdacat1987]

I just used a big can of WD40 to get rid of tar. The main road by my house was under construction and I ended up getting tons of tar underneath my car. I tried everything and WD40 was the only thing that worked.

[@michaelchadwick3497]

That’s because of the kerosene in it

[@felixdacat1987]

paulparoma My Jeep is white and it was everywhere! On the doors, side panels, wheel wells and the bumpers.

[@therealcool1144]

use mineral turpentine

[@carlarthur4442]

Did it desolve the road .😂👍

[@flybyairplane3528]

Felix Melendez , hi one company I worked for bought WD 40 in gallon cans, then gave every service van 2 pint spray bottles of the stuff. Another great product I’d ‘NEVER SEIZE’, but they have different formulas, just like WD 40 NOW , Cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@victorcamilleri8181]

Scott I like watching you explain not only the problem but how to go about fixing it ,I'm a mechanic from way back but I still tinker with all the new technology your not boring so your easy to listen too.

[@checkpointcovid8021]

Learned a lot just watching Scotty's videos. If I had a fancy scan tool and some more tools I could do a lot of my own maintenance.

[@xxyy1318]

Auto shops, parts shops, schools, neighbors, garage sales, craigslist, thriftstores....

[@rmguest]

Love the vid! The reason you would not want to use WD-40 in door locks is that once it has dried, it leaves a residue that tends to gum up the locks' cylinder pins, causing dust to and dirt to accumulate. Far better to use either powdered graphite or dry silicone spray. One time as an experiment, I sprayed a section of steel plate with a generous amount WD and let it set for a week. When I came back to it, it had mostly dried but was still tacky with dust clinging to it. After a month it was fully dried and indeed was doing a good job of protecting the metal. However, it took a rag soaked with lacquer thinner and some vigorous scrubbing to remove it. I found that while not quite as good as battery terminal spray, WD makes a nice substitute.

[@Andy-kw5nw]

I understand Scotty so much better when he uses examples on his ‘94 Celica.

[@vetsus3518]

my mother used to work at a factory where they made WD-40 here in wisconsin years ago... it's closed down now. but we used to get that stuff by the cases because she could get it extremely cheap. not that it's expensive stuff... but any discount on a good product is a plus in my book. also i love that you explained how it disperses water since many people claim it's good for lubing chains and another metal products. the product was never created to actually lubricate... the WD literally stands for "water displacement".... but their silicone spray is really nice stuff as well. good knowledgeable video scotty... also... i'm a scotty as well. also have a couple friends to this day that still call me scooter. lol

[@skiivisualz5700]

This is my favorite mechanic he is a legend and i download every video because you never know!

[@vickichamberlain9124]

I use WD40 to start my lawn mower in the spring. Remove plug, spray WD40 into cylinder, replace plug and starts first pull. By the way we used WD40 as Starting Fluid at the railroad. Safer then Starting Fluid (ether). And yes Scotty WD40 is flammable.

[@FitnessGuru91]

Scotty is awesome one of my favorite channels on KZbin I love watching your videos daily.

[@scottykilmer]

thank you!

[@Truths206]

If we had a million Scotty kilmers the world would be a better place god bless you my brother

[@m3talfan1]

I use it to stop the squeaking from my clutch pedal. Works awesome 👍

[@raynabozny6309]

I haven’t heard of plug wires getting wet since 1982 when my father drove his ‘78 Dodge Magnum through a big puddle.

[@budieful]

Cheers to this guy who never said a single curse word ever

[@monero.jeanniton]

ME: Can I spray WD40 into car wiring harness? ChatGPT: No, it is not recommended to spray WD40 into a car wiring harness. WD40 is a type of lubricant and while it can be useful for some automotive applications, it is not designed for use in electrical systems. WD40 is primarily made up of petroleum-based solvents and oils, which can attract dust and dirt and create a buildup that can interfere with the proper functioning of electrical components. Additionally, the lubricant can potentially cause damage to the insulation on the wires, which could lead to electrical shorts or other problems.

[@andyb8005]

Love your channel Scotty. A suggestion for a future video would be the proper / best use of the various lubricants details out there - WD40, Silicone, white Grease, etc. Thanks for all the great tips!

[@lancebarrier8290]

I second this notion.

[@garytaylor9740]

Now this is what a true mechanic's garage should look like,I love Scotty,he's a hoot.

[@boatman222345]

Hint: When using WD40 to disperse water you are often better off to remove the spray tube as the fan shaped release will cover larger areas.

[@thisisthedude123]

I literally have never gave a hoot about cars until being introduced by your videos, you are a great mechanic and good youtuber.

[@dandunlany8366]

I had to get a new ignition cylinder installed and I asked the lockmith about what to use on locks... He said to use WD40 and only WD40, especially on my Honda. He said that other products can dry out and cake up over time can cause issues down the road. Been using it since and have had no issues...

[@marknoftall8070]

@Timothy ShawnI had a seized ignition cylinder. Sprayed WD40 in it and freed it up.

[@dandunlany8366]

@Timothy Shawn I'm purely going on the recommendation of my locksmith who has been at it for 20+ years... I've read radically differing opinions on the internet, but I've been using it in my car locks (05 Accord) for a year and a half or so every 3-4 months and everything has worked smoothly...

[@stevenpaige2005]

Also use wd40 to wash off grease and tar off your hands and arms, then use soap to clean off the oil from the wd40. My grandfather showed me that one and i still do it today. Works perfectly

[@roncharbonneau4601]

Whenever I need to fix something on my car, I ask myself, “what would Scotty Kilmer do?” WWSD Car Hero

[@nordicheroxo6162]

oh man, Your the best mechanic of the all time for me, i have a vectra B i m from europe, and my vehicle i get it from my dad, with 480,000km on board, and many small problems, and i wath allmost your videos and my car works very great, with that 480,000km on board =]].i changed at this car, brake pads,calipers,oil pan,radiator, fuel pump,head engine gasket, and its work like brand new.

[@Dylan_matkowsky]

Sometimes I comment just so people respond so I know that I am real and not a simulation

[@scottykilmer]

but the comments are part of the simulation

[@vic-sm3mr]

@@scottykilmer 😂

[@CadiKane]

Scotty Kilmer 🤣

[@slimnooze]

Scotty showing his philosophical skills

[@Toki52]

Someday you will become a salmon man and know that it doesn't matter.

[@DAMITH250]

This guy's a True Legend 🤘 He shares Awesome tricks, hacks and knowledge without hiding anything. 🍻🍻👍🙏

[@johnnychen9897]

I can smell WD-40 just from watching this video.

[@MrChilongaso]

Same

[@wesg3084]

More great advice from one of the best mechanics on the planet. Thanks Scotty!

[@modklv126]

Starter fluid works great and unmistakably raises the idle, like u said just be careful and not spray a lot or by the headers...

[@stephendownes6331]

Best thing to spray under your car to stop corrosion is Lanolin spray, comes from sheep here in Australia and sticks and lubricates but does not perish rubber. My Uncle was a Shearer and had the softest hands in the world because of the lanolin in the wool.

[@biggityboggityboo8775]

1:20 relatively inflammable. Contrary to what you might think flammable and inflammable actually mean the same thing.

[@vickiserre9457]

You're helping a lot of single retired women out there. I'm Passing on your sight to all the gals I golf with. Now we won't be so easily taken on Repairs‼️ ♈️

[@danielploy9143]

I like also potting balls in holes also.

[@enriqueae7532]

It’s definitely a great product! I used it almost everywhere!

[@baddriver3580]

I use it for a bug remover on my cars front and I have been doing it for 20 years and it works great!

[@sanity1977]

Scotty! You can’t retire, then who will I watch on KZbin? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@labornurse]

Maybe hoovies garage mixed with Dave ramsey

[@ComeatMEOW]

He won’t!!!

[@g.c.6369]

Started watching the video with very low expectation due to the caption but turns out the other way around! Very interesting and fun to watch.

[@buckshot6481]

Good Scotty! I've heard crap for years for using WD-40 on locks and bushings. I was told once that WD-40 would break down the rubber.

[@skriglemac8172]

One of the main ingredients in wd40 is petroleum distillates it will eat Rubber, or plastic, or pcb boards, or paint.

[@nicholasalonzo354]

You know, Mr Scotty has made a ton of WD 40 videos in the past, and enjoyed and watched them all through to the end. And I'm still learning. ... thanks again Mr Scotty. .. nico from Trinidad and Tobago.

[@beatrizboccheciampe4941]

HE IS A LEADER IN THE MECHANICS WORLD. SHOULD BE GRANTED A GUINNES AWARD

[@msh4281]

6 min 55 secs in, the tin man in the background spraying his "stuff" is hilarious your the man Scotty!!!

[@darrickbrisco5016]

It’s good to keep doors and locks from freezing

[@rasserfrasser]

I've never seen somebody so emphatic about WD-40. I always wondered what that greasy stuff was used for. Thanks, Scotty.

[@MrNorotic]

I remember my clutch would make an annoying squeak everytime I pressed the pedal. I sprayed it around its joints and that was the end of that.

[@sonic2k789]

paulparoma you sound dumb asf. Gas and brake are pedals too

[@jeffersonmoctezuma3733]

@@paulparoma do u realize how dumb u sound🤣🤣 its like me saying automatics are no fun and break a lot more 🤣

[@jeffersonmoctezuma3733]

@@paulparoma but at the end of the day both have their pros and cons😎

[@johnjewell9633]

I enjoy watching and learning from someone with experience and your videos are no exception, however I do have an issue with suggesting people spray WD-40 on rubber parts, suspension or otherwise. Rubber and lubricants are not compatible unless the lubricant is silicone. I keep silicone spray around for specifically spraying on rubber components. Not only am I not a fan of WD-40 I as well as a lot of mechanics I know have a preference to ZEP 45 for rusted and corroded components!

[@MrNikosvassilakis]

Use wd40 as cologne. All the other colognes are endless money pits!

[@sageparsely2365]

😅🤣😂 Years ago my brothers roommate used to spray endust on himself.

[@mishham6388]

as a 4wder with a carby toyota cruiser I always gave the electrics a quicky spray with wd40 before going river or water crossings and the thing would deadset sun underwater with the cab fully submerged as long as the snorkle was breathing clean ....amazing compared to new 4wd with computers that have all sorts of dramas

[@richardmiller3262]

Hey Scotty....remind people of having heavy key chains on their main ignition key chain....i only have my vin# in plastic from the dealer on mine....people don't realize that it can wear out their key switch prematurely...like faster than they think....you can use my name Miller Automotive in Ft Myers FL

[@liueric1988]

Scotty should have at least 1billion subscribers , period.

[@RockyTopSplash]

I want you to really think for a second... how many files of clip art are on Scottys computer ready to use for his corner pop ups? Good lord!!!

[@xxyy1318]

Dont blaspheme

[@johns894]

I have finally decided to accept the truth. For years I’ve been avoiding the truth ....that I am stupid. Thank you Scotty for I didn’t know that I couldn’t do that. 🤦‍♂️

[@jesushuerta2722]

i suggest having a smaller can of wd40 in case your other can of wd40 needs lubricant to get the cap off.

[@Rylee_G]

Classic Hank Hill move

[@colescrumbs8814]

😂😂😂Gotta be a mini belt holster can though.

[@pano-rific8838]

Scotty is a hidden National Treasure. Yea gotta Love him. Keep on truck'n Scotty. I'll keep on watch'n.

[@maximuskhann5318]

I liked , How scotty said , Someone was working on the car and Was lazy left the hood open 😂

[@jackiechan6460]

Hey Scotty, I was dumb enough to wash out my engine bay at a car wash, but I only did it because it's very sunny, hot, and windy in El Paso. It dried up quick, car started up, and running great several hundred miles later.

[@charliechrist7537]

That Tin Man picture😂😃😃😂

[@scotthenninger5040]

😆 😂😂😂

[@albertstern3006]

Yeah hahaha.

[@adama2562]

Funniest thing I've seen all day

[@rogermelling8941]

WD 40 good for removing expanding foam from your hands also spray tack glue ... spray on hands rub together and the glue has gone very good stuff indeed.

[@Canadian_Psycho]

6:52 "I know guy's near the beach, they'll spray their stuff..." *Shows picture of Tin Man spraying wd40 in bed* 🤣

[@veronicarubio1941]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gmodfan53]

Military humor

[@bluewolf6002]

😅🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣

[@kelvinthompson1660]

That one almost took me out!

[@68ninja11]

He's Great, he's a mechanic for people who don't understand how to work or fix their vehicles. If you watch his video's you can learn how to fix your own vehicle.

[@MikeHit619]

G’day Scotty! From down under!🙂

[@scottykilmer]

hello!

[@kalanysr7125]

So much love from south Sudan I wish I could be there with you, you gonna be my great teacher in life🇸🇸🇸🇸 Job well done sir You really deserve respect n love❤

[@notetoself5474]

Scotty just receives unsolicited lifetime supply of WD-40 and thinks " What do I do now?"

[@markmccarty9793]

I always used carb cleaner. Same results. My grandfather ran a auto repair shop for 40 something years! Worked summers there in the 70's! Most of this stuff is common sense, that's why mechanics can make a living!

[@GymChess]

I prefer silicone spray on bushings, etc.

[@jfan4reva]

Had an 86 Toyota Camry that didn't need the ignition lock lubricated. First, because half the Toyota keys in existance would work in my car (including the key for my wife's 88 Camry.) Second, the lock was so loose that several times the key fell out on it's own. The first time that happened when I was driving, was a real 'pucker' moment. Didn't know if they steering lock was going to kick in or what. (It didn't. ) Had to pull over to find the key on the floor and re-insert it. Didn't have to worry about vacuum leaks on our 77 Buick Skylark either. Whenever the vacuum operated AC ducts stopped working (wouldn't switch from floor to dash to wind shield) I just replaced ALL of the vacuum hoses. No sense trying to track down the one that was leaking today, because another one would start leaking tomorrow. After a couple of changes, I just bought a big spool of the right size of rubber hose. Could change out all of them in 10 minutes. Never could fix the vapor lock problem though (temps above 90 f meant you could only drive for 30 minutes.) Yeah, WD-40 and duct tape will temporarily fix just about anything.

[@adriancarter825]

I could watch and listen to Scotty all day , what a legend.

[@realhardpolitics-com5124]

I used it as starter fluid for diesel engines for years, compressors, generator, excavators, backhoes, and even my truck. When it had been sitting around for years a squirt got it going.

[@floribertosousa2251]

A "HELLO" from Boston, Massachusetts. Thanks Scotty for another informative video. I use that WD40 on my cars. I also found out that the WD40 does a good job of "temporary" clear the faded plastic headlights of most cars. Thanks Scotty.