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Re: Re:Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 09:24
What is the brand and the number printed on the spark plug you are using? Ed
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Re: Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 11:48
Are all the plugs the same type?.. the number on the plugs all the same?
looks like you have the wrong plugs.
Maybe someone can verify the correct plug type.
looks like you have the wrong plugs.
Maybe someone can verify the correct plug type.
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Re: Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 13:20
Is the washer missing?
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Re: Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 13:59
Neither plug in the picture has a washer. That can't be right.
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Re: Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 14:02david1050 wrote: Is the washer missing?
Good point.
koloj:
if the plugs in your photo are from your bike then they look like the wrong type. You should be using B8ES. The plugs in your photo dont look anything like NGK B8ES
Your plugs shoud look like this
Like others have said - the only thing which will physically bend the tip of the plug is the piston banging into it.
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Re: Re:Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 14:58
Sorry the picture was just example what I was talking about not my act plugs cause people kept saying huh
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Re: Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 15:09
I'm sticking with the washer or maybe someone cut the seat for the number two spark plug.
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Re: Re:Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 16:08 - 18 Sep 2014 16:13koloj wrote: Sorry the picture was just example what I was talking about not my act plugs cause people kept saying huh
Here's how the plugs in the picture you provided compare to B8ES plugs (see image below). Notice they are not even remotely similar. Why not simply show us your plugs? Am I correct in assuming that you really are not looking for help? I ask because if you actually are looking for help you need to give us real information. Folks keep saying "huh" because your postings are so poorly worded and punctuated that it is very difficult to decipher what you are asking. Ed
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Re: Re:Spark plug
18 Sep 2014 16:28
take the plug out while the piston is at TDC and look in the hole with a light and look for ant damage to the top of piston. sounds like the piston is touching the plug
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Re: Re:Re: Spark plug
19 Sep 2014 11:03
What pistons look like look good too me but why are one and two so clean
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