Spark Plug Removal
#1
Spark Plug Removal
I just recently bought a 1998 vtr1000 superhawk and i need to replace the spark plugs.
Two questions, how much do i need to take off the bike to get to the front plug and is there a special tool that honda sells to get into the socket well because my deep wells outer diameter was too thick.
Two questions, how much do i need to take off the bike to get to the front plug and is there a special tool that honda sells to get into the socket well because my deep wells outer diameter was too thick.
#2
You have to take the plug boot off. There is a spark plug tool in the bike's tool kit if you have the kit.
I think they made it easy to remove the front plug so you can use a bore scope to check for piston damage when the MCCT fails.
I think they made it easy to remove the front plug so you can use a bore scope to check for piston damage when the MCCT fails.
#5
There are a few threads about this if you search. I think one of the sockets that fit through the cylinder is a craftsman. But don't take my word for it, I may be wrong.
As for the front, you don't need to remove anything unless you are not all that well equiped. If you have a few extensions, and a u-joint you'll be able to reach the plug. The rear, gas tank needs to go.
Welome to the forum.
As for the front, you don't need to remove anything unless you are not all that well equiped. If you have a few extensions, and a u-joint you'll be able to reach the plug. The rear, gas tank needs to go.
Welome to the forum.
#6
I'd like to see you remove a spark plug without removing the boot, Jack.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ed-help-32399/
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...cket-me-32234/
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...uestion-29969/
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ed-help-32399/
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...cket-me-32234/
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...uestion-29969/
#9
the Tool kit one does of course, and a very thin wall deep well socket will.
#11
I use a Gear Wrench 18mm chrome deep 3/8 drive socket to remove the plugs fits in no problem. Also I use a long extension with a swivel for the front plug so nothing has to be moved out of the way.
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