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Plugs Fouling

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by Namato1, May 31, 2007.

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  1. Namato1

    Namato1 New Member

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    Thanks everyone for the advice, the vise grips worked fine and I am now back on the road!
    Namato1, Jun 9, 2007
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    Great to hear it! BTW, those screws have metric threads in case you decide to look at the hardware store for replacements. Or if you want I already have stainless steel socket head screws, just message me if you still need them. The original screws were only meant for one time use and the phillip heads practically dissolve after removing them a couple of times.
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    Thanks for the offer. I picked up a set from the dealership. Here's hoping the never have to be removed again. By the way I went back to the 175 main jet and it runs great. Went for about 100 mile ride yesterday and the plugs look fine.
    Namato1, Jun 10, 2007
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