chief7mrc
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How do you get to the right side spark on the nt700v. Is there a spark plug wrench that will help. If so what is the part number and where can i get one.
Try a 5/8 plug socket with an extension to drop behind the frame.
I have a crevice tool on my shop vac with a soda straw taped to it and use that low tech tool to clean the plug area after the HT lead gets unplugged.
Getting all the plastic off takes all the time.
When you see something like this you are ready
I have a crevice tool on my shop vac with a soda straw taped to it and use that low tech tool to clean the plug area after the HT lead gets unplugged.
Getting all the plastic off takes all the time.
When you see something like this you are ready
As mine are. keeping a camera without a viewfinder still is a pita. The point I was trying to make is you can get at the plugs if you remove enough bodywork, an even bigger pita. A point and shoot Kodak that I got real cheap.
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chief7mrc
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Thank you for the excellent information. You have a great camera. I will be changing my plugs soon. This is the first motorcycle I have owned with all this plastic.
I still have my 99 Yamaha Road Star, which I have rode many miles. I have been riding since I was 15, I am 70, now and this is the hardest motorcycle to work on I have ever owned.
I still have my 99 Yamaha Road Star, which I have rode many miles. I have been riding since I was 15, I am 70, now and this is the hardest motorcycle to work on I have ever owned.
The bike is worth the aggravation with the body work going down the road. Has been for me leastways...
Enjoy your ride
Enjoy your ride