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 Posted: 17:26 - 19 Jan 2006 Post subject: What colour should 2t spark plug be ? |
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I have recently put a new ngk r spark plug into my 50cc 2t. i removed it to make sure it was still fine ect. when removed the cathod that is usally white is now tan. and round the top is black ? what does this mean thanks.
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A dark chocolate brown is the best i believe.
Anything white is bad, means its running lean. Brown should be OK as long as it isn't oilly or really carbony (is that a word?)  |
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Top of the cylinder above the piston I imagine
Follow the HT lead to the engine. Take that cap off. That thing poking out is the plug. Should say in the handbook too. |
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It is a wee bit oily from your picture. Better a bit oily than not oily enough.
Looks fine to me, They should be a biscuity brown colour, I tend to err on the dark side of brown (indicating a richer mixture), I don't really worry if there is some oil floating about there either providing it isn't interfering with the plugs functioning.
You will only get a real idea of how the engine is running by doing a 'plug chop' after riding the bike at full throttle for a while. Warm it up, go for a ride at full throttle, kill the engine, pull the clutch and come to a halt. Then check the plug, the colour of the electrode will then reflect how the bike is running at fully open throttle positions (which is where a 125 2t spends most of its life) ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 280 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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