Excellent video demonstration of how to do this correctly without having to take the fairing off like the other videos I've seen thank you for taking the time to share. I will like and I will subscribe.
hi can you help me please, I cant find any tool which fit fit down the shaft to get the plugs out of my st1300, what is that you are using and what size socket is needed for these plugs??? You seem to have a socket on an extension, is it a very thin walled socket?? cant understand how yours fits down???!!! puzzling!!! If you can help, be appreciated, thanks, Joe (scotland)
Excellent video demonstration of how to do this correctly without having to take the fairing off like the other videos I've seen thank you for taking the time to share. I will like and I will subscribe.
I love it. No unnecessary blah blah blah, camera attached to the body so he can use both hands and doing what we came here for. excellent.
Thank you for taking the time to produce this video
I will become subscribed and thumbs up for you efforts.
Antiseize on the spark plugs threads will help them come out at the next change without stripping out the thread in the head.
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Maybe check the gap - they are not always correctly set when purchased....
Merci !
hi can you help me please, I cant find any tool which fit fit down the shaft to get the plugs out of my st1300, what is that you are using and what size socket is needed for these plugs??? You seem to have a socket on an extension, is it a very thin walled socket?? cant understand how yours fits down???!!! puzzling!!! If you can help, be appreciated, thanks, Joe (scotland)
I have a 97 Honda St1100. Can't get to the rear spark plugs. Any suggestions?
what is the name of the 1ª part that you took out??