after putting new spark
11-07-2007, 12:55 PM
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ahhhh, now I know why you wanted to take off the front wheel.
Which spark plugs did you put in?
OEM coils?
Are you sure you put the coils back on properly?
Which spark plugs did you put in?
OEM coils?
Are you sure you put the coils back on properly?
11-12-2007, 12:55 AM
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yea the dealer peep say i flooded da engine which i did LOL i move my car out da driveway to put in the new sparks.. but da dealer also found out the moto is loosing major power on da rotary so they putting a replacement in it
11-12-2007, 03:48 AM
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11-12-2007, 03:48 AM
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thats the reason we are here on this forum...to help each other.
but at least TRY to be a genuine rotary enthusiast. i highly recommend u looking up "how rotary engines work" on how stuff works.com
and a easy way to remember ur plug location other than the obvious length of the wires, are: LEADING PLUGS= lower (L), TRAILING PLUGS= top (T).
not tryin' to lecture u. and ur really lucky that they''re giving u a new engine.
but at least TRY to be a genuine rotary enthusiast. i highly recommend u looking up "how rotary engines work" on how stuff works.com
and a easy way to remember ur plug location other than the obvious length of the wires, are: LEADING PLUGS= lower (L), TRAILING PLUGS= top (T).
not tryin' to lecture u. and ur really lucky that they''re giving u a new engine.
11-12-2007, 03:51 AM
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^^wtf? thought u're suppose to change the plugs cold? and especially not after starting the car and shutting it off. that'll cause flooding, a double no-no.
but hey, what do i know?
but hey, what do i know?