Problems after rain
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From: Fairmont, Wv
It is possible to get bad plugs from the dealer, or that they might be gaped wrong. First check the gap, then replace the plugs.
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Good point but I had those plugs over 3 days running good and they were looking normal each day until after the rain.
I'm going to check the manifold seals after
I dOnt want to gamble on the coil until I find out about readings
Failing that next day it rains I'm going for a ride in the rain to try simulating it again if possible.
I'm going to check the manifold seals after
I dOnt want to gamble on the coil until I find out about readings
Failing that next day it rains I'm going for a ride in the rain to try simulating it again if possible.
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I just sprayed the crap out of the intake seals and no leaks there.
For good measure I sprayed the wires and coil down again with no movement in idle. I also did this at night too with same results and no light show.
For good measure I sprayed the wires and coil down again with no movement in idle. I also did this at night too with same results and no light show.
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I checked my coil primary resistance today and it was within spec 2,91 and steady at it. I took bike out and it ran like a champ with no misfires etc. Today it's 70 out and humidity at 50%. I still think it's coil and will need to test early morning when it's colder and damp.
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