Spark Plug Wires
#1
05-02-2007, 10:07 AM
#2
05-02-2007, 10:16 AM
RE: Spark Plug Wires
It can be done by raising the tank but it will be an equal PIA! I have found that you can open up the right side cover and pull the fuel pump fuse and jump a wire from the batt to the yellow wire (If I remember correctly it is yellow) and pump the gas into a can.
Remember to pull the the fuel line at the throttle body and extend with a coupler and piece of hose. You can get this at the local hardware store
Remember to pull the the fuel line at the throttle body and extend with a coupler and piece of hose. You can get this at the local hardware store
#3
05-02-2007, 10:17 AM
Road Warrior
RE: Spark Plug Wires
Bob, I'm hoping for the same thing.
An easier way to do it ( change wires that is )
but, from what I saw when I tried it is to make sure you have the least amount fo fuel in the tank ,
I was not successfull in doing it and have yet to try again, as I had a nearly full tank of fuel.
I am hoping that I could unbolt and lift the rear up a bit and the front as well to get to the plug wires.
This didnt answer your question, but might have offered a bit of motivation to do it to prove me wrong
Cheers and good luck.
Rob
An easier way to do it ( change wires that is )
but, from what I saw when I tried it is to make sure you have the least amount fo fuel in the tank ,
I was not successfull in doing it and have yet to try again, as I had a nearly full tank of fuel.
I am hoping that I could unbolt and lift the rear up a bit and the front as well to get to the plug wires.
This didnt answer your question, but might have offered a bit of motivation to do it to prove me wrong
Cheers and good luck.
Rob
#4
05-07-2007, 12:04 PM
RE: Spark Plug Wires
Rob, just an update to your question. I replaced my spark plug wire without removing the tank. It was'nt that bad. It took me about an hour. Just unbolt the tank (front & rear). Move the tank to the left and remove the right side wire. I found it easier to remove the clips. This way you can attach the clips to the wire and attach the clip to the frame. Move the tank to the right and remove the left side wire. Alot of the work is done by feel since there is not alot of space to work. Small hands is a plus!
ORIGINAL: CndUltra88
Bob, I'm hoping for the same thing.
An easier way to do it ( change wires that is )
but, from what I saw when I tried it is to make sure you have the least amount fo fuel in the tank ,
I was not successfull in doing it and have yet to try again, as I had a nearly full tank of fuel.
I am hoping that I could unbolt and lift the rear up a bit and the front as well to get to the plug wires.
This didnt answer your question, but might have offered a bit of motivation to do it to prove me wrong
Cheers and good luck.
Rob
Bob, I'm hoping for the same thing.
An easier way to do it ( change wires that is )
but, from what I saw when I tried it is to make sure you have the least amount fo fuel in the tank ,
I was not successfull in doing it and have yet to try again, as I had a nearly full tank of fuel.
I am hoping that I could unbolt and lift the rear up a bit and the front as well to get to the plug wires.
This didnt answer your question, but might have offered a bit of motivation to do it to prove me wrong
Cheers and good luck.
Rob
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