Evo Plug Help
Road Master
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From: Banning, CA
SE Plug wires
Ok, going to try to see if pushing down on enrichner helps and depending on cost I mite go ahead with wires and new coil. I keep going back to electrical just as you all point ou simply because it only acts up if it hot outside? As if coil isnt sparking hot enough to burn the excess fuel before it fouls out...Let ya knw what happens within next few days.
original wires you'll need them anyway. Just a suggestion.
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Intermediate
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From: North Carolina
Let me ask another question. When it hesitates is it a sudden jolt or a cough. Bad plug wires can cause the sudden jolt. Almost a scarry feeling when it happens. I learned one time that I had plug wires "leaking" because I reached down to hit reserve and BAM!!! shocked the crap out of me when I hit the wires. I knew right away what was causing my problem.
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From: North Carolina
Maybe I need to try that? I have been running Harley plugs but I will put that on the list for pick up Saturday! And also definately getting stock wires! No need to spend $70 on plug wires when motor is stock so thanks I'm with you guys their!
Road Warrior
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From: Cookson, Ok
For whatever reason, the air pump in my bike likes the hotter plugs. I've got an assortment of plugs that I tried and those cheapies work the best for me. They were in the bike when I bought it and thought it had the wrong plugs. They are just the right plug for my combo, individual results may vary.
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From: North Carolina
For whatever reason, the air pump in my bike likes the hotter plugs. I've got an assortment of plugs that I tried and those cheapies work the best for me. They were in the bike when I bought it and thought it had the wrong plugs. They are just the right plug for my combo, individual results may vary.
Road Master
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From: Banning, CA
S&S carb
smart as some high dollar secondary wires exhibit EMI and/or RFI problems in bikes like yours.
Happened to me years ago and cost me bucks before I figured it out - they sure looked good
though.lol.
Dirt don't hurt
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From: Haslet Texas
S&S carbs run an idle fuel jet - not an air bleed setup like CV's. Your choice of stock wires is
smart as some high dollar secondary wires exhibit EMI and/or RFI problems in bikes like yours.
Happened to me years ago and cost me bucks before I figured it out - they sure looked good
though.lol.
smart as some high dollar secondary wires exhibit EMI and/or RFI problems in bikes like yours.
Happened to me years ago and cost me bucks before I figured it out - they sure looked good
though.lol.
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Intermediate
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From: North Carolina
Correct TEXASHILL! Newer s&s definately have air bleed jet! Seen the "s&s and drag pipes" video and thats one of the first things they suggest is changing the air bleed jet size to compinsate for drag pipes...Qudoes!
Dirt don't hurt
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From: Haslet Texas
Did you change yours and if so could you tell a difference?