When I started up the little White Owl today she was reluctant to run on both cylinders. In essence she was a 250. Fouled plug no doubt. So I pulled the lead off the non-firing plug and inched it closer to the plug until it started firing again. I know that most people remember this trick but I just though I'd mention it in case any other people foul a plug and think they have to pull it to clear it. Nine out of ten times this will clear the plug up. Pulling the plug wire away a little bit increase the resistance to the point that the voltage goes very high and fires the plug. If I keep taking these short rides I guess I should look at putting in a set of hotter plugs. Oh how I love this little GS and the forum too. Don't you?
Cernunos
a newbie just learn something new! thanks!
:cheers:
OK Hotter plugs... try platinum plugs.
Cool.
Srinath.
Last time I did my plugs I bought NGK's from Cycle Gear. Haven't ever had a problem with them :thumb:
How long do you leave the choke on or what rpm are you cruising at? I remember you saying you have quite a bit of previous experience riding so try not to take offense :) ...I'm just trying to figure out what would be a cause for the fouling