1972 Honda CB 250 "sparkplug gapped correctly" Questions

...correctly. . . . . First, the points only open and close. Other than that they don't move. The points are adjusted for gap by being moved L and R then locking down in place with a screw. Assuming you ...

...sparkplug Hi nana Leaving the plug set to what it came as is as good as set correctly, unless you have dropped the plug already:). Attempts to adjust the gap are often done wrong, and potentially ...

what is correct spark plug for 1985 BW80 It is listed in the manual. Here is the link for your manual. http://ymenvom.nl/manuals/M3RV-8A.PDF page 35 lists your spark plug type and the proper gap. ...

...check the gap and coloring, clean it and set the gap to the recommended gap, Or take note of the sparkplug coad and get a new one, check with the manufacturer or in your handbook that it is in

What is the correct gap for the. Sparkplugs on a 1984 Honda v65 magna 1100cc motorcycle That should be listed on the emissions sticker on the frame along with other details like idle speed, ect.

...- Enthusiast forums for Honda ... Jan. 7, 2007 More results from cbrforum.com I need to know the sparkplug gap size for a 1990 honda cbr ... https://www.fixya.com > ... > 1990 CBR 1000 F Jun. 1, ...

...does it worser after I open up the throttle on a long run.the bike rides perfect. Try cleaning the sparkplugs with emery paper lightly between electrodes. Replace with new ones if they are pitted or ...

it sounds like its not getting enough gas and when u hit the throttle it just stutters. It's either air or fuel... in order of likelihood of what could cause it... Check the air filter is not clogged.

need to know what the sparkplug gap setting should be dreyer honda said between 0.80 and 0.90 that just doesnt sound right any help would be appreciated Look it up on the NGK web site. The plug gaps ...

...gapped correctly? Are they the right plugs? 2) What kind of gas are you using? A lower octane fuel will not burn eficiantly enough, and could leave carbon deposits on the plugs.3) Check your air ...