DIY w/Pix replace Forza spark plug
Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 9:59 pm
DIY pix of a 4000 mile spark plug inspection/clean - I gapped a new plug & replaced it.
You'll need a ratchet & extensions, a 9/16th spark-plug-specific socket (14mm) and a spark plug gap tool (feeler blades looking for .030 > .040in. gap on the new plug - I used .035) and a can of computer air spray to clean the plug area before removing the plug. I also used a universal joint fitting in the line of extensions for the off-set needed to reach the plug and get your hands & tool outside of the scooter.
Observe the fitment of the rubber spark plug cap before you pull it off - replace it on the post protruding from the valve cover when finished. Taking a snap before you start taking things apart - is always handy later.
To prevent cross-threading the new spark plug - Replace the spark plug with your fingers - screwing it in until you can go no further before snugging it carefully with the ratchet.









I did not find an NGK spark plug several months ago - so purchased some from England eBay.
Fish
You'll need a ratchet & extensions, a 9/16th spark-plug-specific socket (14mm) and a spark plug gap tool (feeler blades looking for .030 > .040in. gap on the new plug - I used .035) and a can of computer air spray to clean the plug area before removing the plug. I also used a universal joint fitting in the line of extensions for the off-set needed to reach the plug and get your hands & tool outside of the scooter.
Observe the fitment of the rubber spark plug cap before you pull it off - replace it on the post protruding from the valve cover when finished. Taking a snap before you start taking things apart - is always handy later.
To prevent cross-threading the new spark plug - Replace the spark plug with your fingers - screwing it in until you can go no further before snugging it carefully with the ratchet.









I did not find an NGK spark plug several months ago - so purchased some from England eBay.
Fish