Spark Plug swapping Kawasaki GPZ600R

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024

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  • @distantdk
    @distantdk 2 місяці тому +1

    I bought 2 different 18mm that had too wide walls, but my next door neighbor had one that fits perfectly and with the wobble extension its super easy.
    Think i will grind the walls a bit thinner with a belt sander or something, on one of the extra 18 mm i got, just to have it under the seat if needed.
    Good advice and loved you showing of the propper placement of cables on coils!.
    Thanks for all your help in the group aswell :).

  • @RoobieRoo2
    @RoobieRoo2 6 місяців тому +1

    wow top notch tips and super practical, thanks so much XD

  • @harveyrushall3018
    @harveyrushall3018 6 місяців тому +2

    A 3/8 drive standard 12mm plug socket on a woble bar extension fits straight in without issue. Couldn't be any easier.... no other messing around adapting needed.

    • @MrLefthooker
      @MrLefthooker  6 місяців тому +1

      Many roads lead to Rome I presume ☺️

  • @PButler199414
    @PButler199414 6 місяців тому +1

    Just went through this too. Swivel and extension was solution.

    • @PButler199414
      @PButler199414 6 місяців тому

      Also my Plugs wires were switched around and it still ran. Cant seem to get it fire now. it'll hit for a couple seconds and then cut out. Thank you ill try this when i get out to it.

    • @MrLefthooker
      @MrLefthooker  6 місяців тому +1

      The coils fire twice, so if the HT leads from a coil are swapped over it doesn't matter. What matters is, left coil 2&3, right coil 1&4. If you find the coils are swapped, look for the low tension wires on the back of the coils. They both have a red, but the black one is on the right and green on the left. I've seen the loom being put on all wonky putting those wires on the wrong side so it looked like the coils were mixed up.