Changing Spark Plugs on a 08" 250r
#1
Changing Spark Plugs on a 08" 250r
Hi this is my first bike 08 250r and my neighbor who has harleys says "You flooded my enginge" so I need to change my spark plugs.
Does anyone know how to do this, the help is appreciated
Gerome
Does anyone know how to do this, the help is appreciated
Gerome
#4
So I just checked the manual, and they seemed to have made a mistake. In the Periodic Maintenance section (2-51) it says: "Remove Spark Plugs: (see Spark Plug removal in the electrical system chapter).
I looked that up. Here's what it says: "Spark plug removal: Refer to Spark Plug Replacement in the Periodic Maintenance Chapter."
Even the manual isn't much help for this. I guess, its all hands on experience from here. Sorry I couldn't help much. Best of luck to ya!
I looked that up. Here's what it says: "Spark plug removal: Refer to Spark Plug Replacement in the Periodic Maintenance Chapter."
Even the manual isn't much help for this. I guess, its all hands on experience from here. Sorry I couldn't help much. Best of luck to ya!
#5
pg 15-4 in the 2004 supplement is kinda vague as well.
1) Remove the right side cover
2) Pull off the spark plug cap
3)Remove the spark plugs using the spark plug wrench (owner's tool).
Spark Plug Wrench: 92110-1132
1) Remove the right side cover
2) Pull off the spark plug cap
3)Remove the spark plugs using the spark plug wrench (owner's tool).
Spark Plug Wrench: 92110-1132
#6
what makes you think they are flooded won't start, misses, smells like gas about the only way I know to foul the plugs is by leaving on the choke for to long and the idle runs so fast it's hard to flood the plugs
#7
my neighbor who has a harley was taking a look at the bike, basically when the choke is on full when i hit the throttle it shuts off, if the choke is off the bike wont start. Im hoping all i have to do is remove the lower fairing not the gas tank
#8
warm up time
I don't think your plugs are fouled if they were it wouldn't start or it would miss like crazy when it did start I know on my bike the warm up time (to run with out the choke) is very long If it were me I would start the bike with choke and run it in neutral and slowly take the choke off until it will run without the choke watch your temperature gage and then take it out and ride it up to normal temp if your bike runs alright no need to mess with the plugs if it still doesn't seem to run right I would check gas flow good luck