new Magnecor plug wire/help and tips pleas.

earl.k

earl.k

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i got this plug wire from sick bike parts. and have never replaced one of them. if some one could give me some tips/pics or something so i know where to start. i would just go at it and make it work. but id like it to look nice and last. thanx

new plug wire
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coil id like to put it on
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Your original spark plug wire simply unscrews from the CDI black box.
Hold the box and turn the wire counterclockwise just like anything else you would unscrew.
Measure your new wire length by using the old one for a reference.
Cut it with wire cutters, better a little too long than a little too short.
Screw it into the CDI box by pushing it in while turning it clockwise.

The CDI has what looks like the pointy end of a screw in it, so the wire should screw right in.

You will now need to use a spark plug with the little threaded on tit on the end, unlike the the skinny threaded tip on the stock plug.

NGK B6HS is a good plug.
Any motorcycle shop should carry them. They're about 3 bucks.

Good luck it's an easy fix..
TIM
 
timboellner said:
Your original spark plug wire simply unscrews from the CDI black box.
Hold the box and turn the wire counterclockwise just like anything else you would unscrew.
Measure your new wire length by using the old one for a reference.
Cut it with wire cutters, better a little too long than a little too short.
Screw it into the CDI box by pushing it in while turning it clockwise.

The CDI has what looks like the pointy end of a screw in it, so the wire should screw right in.

You will now need to use a spark plug with the little threaded on tit on the end, unlike the the skinny threaded tip on the stock plug.

NGK B6HS is a good plug.
Any motorcycle shop should carry them. They're about 3 bucks.

Good luck it's an easy fix..
TIM
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yah,i dident think it would be to hard. just wonted to know what i was geting into.. thanx for the clear, well thought out help. it should make my install quick and easy.:)
 
i to assume this is the right plug tip. do to the fact it fits good in the boot. but ill post a pick of the one im going to use. and if its not right. pleas net me know..thanx

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I like to use a spot of dielectric grease on each end of my wire connections. That's all I can add helps to prevent any oxidation on the connections.
 
Goat Herder said:
I like to use a spot of dielectric grease on each end of my wire connections. That's all I can add helps to prevent any oxidation on the connections.
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i sealed it with a glue called E-600. so no dirt or anything can get in.(but i can remove it if need be) i hope being sealed it will help with the oxidation. cuz i never think of stiff like that.lol thanx for the tip Goat herder, ill note it for next time.:)
 
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