WD40 is not recommended for chains coz it has chemical agents/properties and gets into O rings of chain and damages the rubber inside the O rings and chain starts giving a permanent noise. Then u have to change entire chain and sprocket set. Kerosene or petrol is a good cleaning agent and it vaporizes immediately. For rest of the parts it's ok to use WD40 👍
I only use WD40 on my chains. It’s perfectly safe with the advantage that dirt doesn’t stick to it very well. I get 50 thousand km on my chains without any worries. It does not damage O rings.
@@jaywhoisit4863 the problem is wd40 is drying the chains, cause its an anti rust, so u need to kinda rub more oil to the chain after you put the wd40 or just roll the tyres and let the chain wet them self inside the gearbox :v
The I rings are fine with WD40. I've seen a bike channel soak o rings in a test tube full of WD40 for a month. The o rings were fine with it. It's just a myth that is damages then.
Please don't use it on disc pad WD40 is kind of rust remover and lubricant. I did a mistake in royal Enfield Thunderbird I applied WD40 in order to remove rust but unfortunately it went to disc pads literally no brakes front and back and then it was taken to show room to change pads. Please use sand paper to remove rust for wheel portion please
Only use this on your chain if you want premature wear. It will break down and penetrate the rubber o rings and cause the internal grease to become exposed to the elements leaving you with a shitty chain.
Hello... Can i use for rust in painted parts of bullet 350. Rust in tank cover, rust in air filter cover etc.. Plz give any options to remove rust from these parts ...
Very nice, however never use WD-40 on sparkplugs instead burn them with a weed-burner of something! Why a sparkplug can handle very high temps an rather burn it clean. For the rest, perfect use! however only to clean because it leaves an oilfilm and this will attract dirt, rust etc so i rather use Litium soap based grease for the footpegs, shifter standard etc. Btw another top-tip spray the complete engine with WD-40 let i soap overnight en clean in with an rag end use a stick to clean up the difficult area, then clean the engine and it will be like new.
No please not on a O- or X-ring chain! It will get into the links and mess with the grease inside! WD-40 can not deal with the high forces on a bikes chain! Need to use grease! For your chain use Diesel / Kerosene for cleaning and ideally chain grease. That is cheaper too! I would not use WD-40 on any rubber parts as some rubbers can be damaged by WD-40. Remember it's not just oil it can be aggressive loosening rust! Use it on bolts and mechanic parts that do not need to transfer a lot of force. WD-40 is not viscous enough to lubricate under high pressure!
Other than a degreaser/water displacer, it is a poor choice. For moto & push bikes. 👎 Never use this garbage as a lubricant. Unless you don't care too much about your equipment.
