Ducati Scrambler Spark Plug Replacement in 2 Minutes

Changing the spark plugs on your Ducati Scrambler in just 2 minutes! Spark plugs are crucial for the smooth operation of your motorcycle, and changing them regularly is key to maintaining your Ducati's performance. This quick guide is perfect for Scrambler riders who want to keep their bike in top condition but are short on time.
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[@user-rd4si8bk6o]

Hey @pullumoto I have a scrambler as well how did you know the spark plug needed to be changed. My bike is revving to high rpm’s but not accelerating fast please lmk

[@pullumoto]

I usually change the plugs when I buy the bike and whenever the manual interval states(for scrambler its 24,000km). Not a bad idea to replace them earlier as spark plugs are very cheap and you only need 2 for scrambler. The most obvious sign of wear on a spark plug is the electrode gap gets worn out so the gap becomes bigger.

[@15oklopnabrigada]

Is there a difference in the work of the engine?

[@pullumoto]

not really, its more of a preventative maintenance(it may feel slight more smoother and economical)