Wow. Talk about a different animal than what I'm familiar with. Great tutorial, Chris. This will certainly be a help to a lot of folks. I would've been stumped for a while if it were me.
I put NGK iridiums in it and its been running for 35k miles with no issue i recently changed them and they were fine so ill do it every 50 or 60 thousand miles
Thanks for the response Chris. The reason I ask is I watched another video of how difficult it is to remove the air box (you mention this in your video and replaced the stock box) and after seeing that and having to remove those frame rails and putting a jack stand under the bike to keep if from “scissoring” and how difficult it seemed to pull it off to get to the front spark plug, I would only want to do this procedure once or twice😳.
@@CDLNEPA because....guess what? I forgot to check mine! Everything's been running great, so I don't expect an issue. I'm gonna look out for misfires and/or mpg changes. Thanks!
This is awesome! Super detailed and straight to the point 💪💪
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Not too often something is easier on a Harley lol. Well done video man, pretty straight forward
Just takes a bit of time but it saves alot of cash
Wow. Talk about a different animal than what I'm familiar with. Great tutorial, Chris. This will certainly be a help to a lot of folks. I would've been stumped for a while if it were me.
Luckily I had taken the tank off before to change the air intake so I knew it wouldn't be bad
Another great video Chris. Straight to the point!
Gets the job done😁👍
I've always wondered about that with the Scouts. Interesting setup. Great job explaining it Chris. 👍
It's a tight set up for sure.
Worth it though. Love this machine
Good job Chris, these kind of videos helps a lot of people, and it's a pretty straight forward video to, good job brother 💯
Hope it helps someone😁👍
@@CDLNEPA I'm sure it will Chris 👍💯
Good job, best video of plug change
That’s was actually easier than my bikes. Well done bro.
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Good job bud, you made it look easy.
It's not too bad
Good vid on this. I bet this will help many folks DIY project.
It's not a bad job. Some would probably be scared to tackle it, but it's not bad if you take your time
Christopher David Lawson of NEPA ya I thought it would be more of a pain. But watching I see it just patience and not a full tank lol
Great maint. video Chris! You know your way around that Indian! Those pipes are killer! Sweet sound!
Gotta get it ready to ride for BBQ
@@CDLNEPA YEA Buddy! 🎉🎻🪕🥩🥩🥩
Really like the look of the bike, sounds great but man its actually a big job replacing the plugs dang !
It's a process but not horrible with some patience.
@@CDLNEPA For the love of the ride its worth it right.
Great video bud..
Thank you. 😎👍
Thanks for this brother!
Good choice to wear the Superman shirt for this one 👍☠
It's one of my "play shirts" that aren't completely trashed. Wanted to look halfway decent while I was getting dirty😄😄😄
You made that look easy
Hopefully it helps someone tackle it on their own
I put NGK iridiums in it and its been running for 35k miles with no issue i recently changed them and they were fine so ill do it every 50 or 60 thousand miles
Chris, any reason, other than cost that you didn’t install Iridium plugs which last significantly longer?
No. Just running what is pretty much standard.
Thanks for the response Chris. The reason I ask is I watched another video of how difficult it is to remove the air box (you mention this in your video and replaced the stock box) and after seeing that and having to remove those frame rails and putting a jack stand under the bike to keep if from “scissoring” and how difficult it seemed to pull it off to get to the front spark plug, I would only want to do this procedure once or twice😳.
Hi what is the size socket for spark plugs! Thank you
If I remember the correct size, it is a 5/8 spark plug socket.
Did the plugs come gapped correctly?
Yes.
@@CDLNEPA because....guess what? I forgot to check mine! Everything's been running great, so I don't expect an issue. I'm gonna look out for misfires and/or mpg changes. Thanks!
Shouldn't be off by much anyway if you didn't. I didn't have to change anything out of the box.
I still have the dealer do the work. Boats and other vehicles I'll work on but not the bike.
I try to save money where I can if I can manage it.