madtim
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Post by madtim on Sept 26, 2006 11:56:08 GMT
hi i was wondering , if any1 has done a guide on changing spark plugs, i need to know the gap height and anything else i need to know cheers would be helpful  |
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Post by px166bajaj on Sept 26, 2006 20:43:57 GMT
According to my manual, the gap should be 0.6mm-0.9mm for a CR7HSA
Roughly twice the thickness of the cardboard box the plug comes in, if you havent got a feeler gauge.
I would point out that my scoot is a 125, but it uses the same plug as everyone elses, so I doubt the gap will be any different.
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Post by madtim on Sept 27, 2006 9:38:12 GMT
hey guys di ya have to remove seat etc, to get to spark plug?  ? |
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Post by Scootin on Sept 27, 2006 12:18:23 GMT
Yes, the seat needs to come off  |
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Post by madtim on Sept 27, 2006 13:00:46 GMT
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Post by px166bajaj on Sept 27, 2006 17:00:42 GMT
Changed my plug today. Removed the seat, battery and seat bin. (On my bike the battery is in the seat bin) the plug comes out of the right hand side of the cyl head, removed the plug cap (which was fing tight!) I used the plug spanner from the kit which came with the bike. Anything else would have been too long to fit between the cylinder head and bodywork. The plug is 16mm across but the plug spanner is a loose fit.
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Post by Simar on Sept 27, 2006 20:20:56 GMT
Remove the 4 nuts and also the one screw if present.  Suppressor cap is located at the arrow.  |
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Post by madtim on Sept 27, 2006 21:03:47 GMT
you star s thanks alot been great help , spark plug done , rollers to go, wish me luck ..................
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Post by px166bajaj on Sept 27, 2006 21:42:06 GMT
Rollers will be easy, even Vespa and Peugeot mechanics manage them!  |
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