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Old 19-12-07, 06:01 PM   #1
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Default Spark Plug Caps

Hi

I have got a mis-fire on the front cylinder , new plug , plenty of fresh go go juice . I have changed coils round and still got it so im recconing on it being cap/HT lead having seen better days .

Can anyone give me the NGK code for the pattern part . The 15 quid suzuki option is not appealing (**** Turpin had the decency to wear a mask ! )

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Old 19-12-07, 07:47 PM   #2
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Default Re: Spark Plug Caps

Also try cheching your loom for chaffing.SVs have a couple of pinch points under the riders seat where the bolts go through,and under the rear seat where the loom kinks around a bit of subframe.Inside the loom is a wire that goes from the coil to the ECU or whatever it is in the tailpiece.If that has an intermittant short in it you can get strange ignition faults.
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