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How To Change Spark Plugs- EASILY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2020
- TJ shows you a tip on how to easily remove your spark plugs without needing fancy tools, and using a simple piece of scrap rubber you may have laying around.
Goo idea to blow out plug area before pulling plug out all the way.
This mean I can sell my “official vintage Honda spark plug remover” for $40 and go buy a bottle of whiskey and a piece of hose?!!! F yeah. I’m in 🤣🤣
I cross threaded a plug 30 years ago. Used a rubber hose ever since and never had a problem.
Cool vid
Dude! I ran into exactly the situation you described regarding the deep spark plug on the right side of my '88 shadow. I was stumped and couldn't figure anything specifically that would get that thing outta there. Hit the AutoZone for the 3/8th fuel line and BOOM! Worked like a charm! Thank you!
TJ, у тебя великая борода! Даже в России в Сибири таких мало! А если серъезно, то твои продукты очень интересные и полезные, я пользуюсь некоторыми.
Just got a 2001 600 shadow Your videos have been so helpful. I’ll be sure to continue buy parts from u. Thanks
Just did this to my 750, but I used an automotive old long spark plug boot that I had cut the wire off of. Same idea, and it worked great!
Just tried to do mine... the socket I have is too thick to even fit down on the plug. Rip.
My 2003 Honda Shadow VLX 600 I bought in 2008 came with the complete tool set for everything that needs to be done for maintenance, even the original deep socket for pulling spark plugs. I will however get a piece of fuel hose like you just shown. That will make pulling spark plugs easier to do with my fingers after breaking them loose with the long spark plug socket and the box wrench that fits on the top of the long socket. Today I got to go for a ride as the temperature hit 65 degrees here in NE Ohio. PMS season is about over! I've been waiting to take Ruth out of my mini-barn (I named my bike Ruth in honor of Festus Haggen's mule on Gunsmoke) for a long time. I did put 2 oz. of Gumout Octane Booster in the 750 gas tank I have installed and I noticed a big difference in how she runs.
Great tip, mang. Look at Fizz roaming around getting all the cameos.
Wow im gonna test this today. Thx thats great help
DO FUN SHIT!
It's about time you did a video that is useful
Why are you so negative dude? You haven't posted a single video, much less one that's useful. Perhaps examine your own life before being a douche canoe to others. 😃
Thanks for the comment!
I totally apologize I was just being facetious. I wasn't trying to be rude. I really enjoy all your vids. I'm a huge fan. Thank you for replying to my comment.
I don’t even have my shadow anymore but I still enjoy watching your videos TJ!
Brilliant, genius idea thanks! That's way better than what I've been doing fishing for it with the magnet antenna thingy lol
Just installed your backdraft exhaust with the velocity stack/ jet kit on my 05 VT750C. Added a fuel filter and now it won’t start lol. Back to TH-cam to see why and how to fix
is the a 3/8 drive? my 1/2 drive socket wont fit...
my '03 750 came with the full set and pristine manual 😁
I just bought a 1983 Honda shadow. 750 lol I’m buying this tubing tomorrow
How often should I be changing my spark plugs TJ?
Way better than my long tweezers
I used a magnetic thin walled 18mm I got from oreilys
Great tip. I will take that and be happy
What do you recommend for spark plugs?
I have used NGK, but have gotten conflicting opinions on whether to use DPR7EA vs DPR8EA.
The 7's are a hotter plug, but which is recommended for summer/warm weather driving?
Will hotter plug deliver better performance even in warm weather? (Or only in cooler temps?)
WIll hotter plug make bike run hotter?
Forking genius sir!
Yeah my 99 vt750 came with the tool XD Sure wish he would come out with a video for picking the right tires for these things.
Great idea TJ. NGK DPR8EA-9 or DPR8EIX-9 Iridium; Cast Iron: 10.8-18 lb. ft. Aluminum: 10.8-14.5 lb. ft.
always great advice....but i have a question..im trying to find a good solo seat for my HONDA 2011 vt750rs without modifying my cycle any suggestion where i can find some seats?
Will u make tutorial how to change spark plugs cap of honda shadow?
Thanks
Does it matter coming from the coil WHICH wire going to WHICH spark plug
check my other reply!🍻
My wifes Spirit 750 has carb problems (AGAIN). Yes it does sit for extended periods of time. Ive tried using stabil, and I have had the carbs cleaned twice. But the bike continues to have issues each spring, and we have turned off the fuel valve and run the bike till it shuts off and starves of fuel. Am i missing a key step to preventing carb problems on these particular bikes? Also....the previous owner seems to have removed baffles from stock pipes. Could this be causing issues with Jetting? All the stock lines seem to be on the bike...meaning they havent plugged hoses or removed stock EPA crap. I may try the carb cleaning myself this time with your video as a guide..thanks.
Thanks for the tip!
I bought a 95 VLX 600 with baffles removed and I added a stage 3 Jet Kit. Added a k&n air filter for good measure. What spark plug would you recommend? Thank you brother!
BUT WHY is my 18mm socket not reaching the spark plug hex in the first place. Just made a 50min round trip to the one O’Reilly’s near me to get an 18mm Spark Plug socket only to find it too doesn’t work.
Mister Brutal, any thoughts or ideas?
one of mine is so close to the frame that ones you have it losend you have to take it the rest of the way with your finges cos nothing gets there and is able to pull it out aswell. might have to see if the tubing tip works tho.
If we got the 18 mm socket stuck on the right side close to the fuse box any tips on getting it out ?
Hello TJ, i write from Spain. Hope you can help me. I had a little leak from the front cylinder at front, where radiator is, near where is attached the water hose. Plus i have my left spark plug in the front cylinder with oil. Its only happens when bike is running. Waht i can do? cause i dont know if the problem is the gasket from spartk plug or gasket in the cyliinder, and recntly i installed an hypercharger and i m not very sure if the problem can be a excess of air that is making the crankcase presure is too much, Can you help me? by the way my bike is an VT800. Thanks!!
Does anyone know where I could find the little aluminum "Welch Plugs" that go in the side of the carb on a 06 750 Spirit?
18mm socket that I have wall was too thick, so I had to go to an auto parts store and purchase a 18mm spark plug remover. It has a thinner wall.
I tried my 18mm socket and can't get it to enter the cavity to even touch the socket. I'm guessing I need a thin wall 18mm?
Ok, I loosened my plugs and hopped on my bike to go to autozone like the video says, but now it won’t start… any help?
I have that same hose tool in my bike tool bag 🤙
When I bought my 2002 Shadow at the end of last year there wasn’t even a toolkit (or owner manual, or … ) let alone the spark plug tool. You can get a new kit off Partzilla and guess what’s in there.
@@TJBRUTALCUSTOMS Those were some excellent guesses!
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Why dont use the sparkplug cable?:)
amaahei (belch) I love you mann.
My 18mm will NOT go down into the front left hole.. it stops on something
It's too wide. Not all deep wall 18mm are made the same. I have a husky, a snap-on, and a Pittsburgh brand 18mm that all fit. Remember. You only need to break the plug loose, if you try and get the plug all the way out, you'll get stuck.
@TJBRUTALCUSTOMS yeah I may have to grind down my 18mm or just buy a differnt socket
Grinding it down should definitely help!
I've bought a 18mm socket for my spark plug but it wouldn't fit in the hole on my shadow 600
You need to drill this home on your video. As mentioned, the Honda tool is missing on most toolkits. And a normal 18mm deep *does not* work. I have a 2002 and the left-front is impossible to remove with anything else.
WHICH wire to WHICH spark plug
Mark the coils with LF and RF (left Front and Right Front) next to the respective wires when you opull them off the bike. Same for the Rear LR, RR👍
There wasn't any installed when I got the bike
Thanxxxx
any one know if mid controls exist for the vt600?
18mm sucket? thanks
What about the front spark plugs those two are way harder
Why won't the socket fit in my the 18 mm
you'll need a thin wall deep socket or the stock spark plug tool to break the spark plug loose.
not all 18mm deep wall sockets are thin wall.
Wouldn't be an ANZA knife u got there is it ?
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Yessss!!!! TJ ur the fuckin mannn!!! Just saved me 20$ 🤘🏼
Sweet
So I’m not too sure a socket even fits down there on my 07 vt750c
Same issue on my 02
Can you do a video on how to fix a flooded engine? Currently have that problem
If it's flooded in the way I have been told for my whole life. turn fuel off open throttle fully. And crank engine over for a good while. Then fuel on and try starting your bike. You may want to put a battery tender on it to prevent the starter from killing your bike.
Some how I don't think this is what your talking about b/c it should not happen as a continuous issues. Unless your carbs float is junk then it could be be idk more info needed
I love your videos, but you need a better microphone.
been using rubber hose for fifty years, and he thinks its a new idea. the youth of today is wasted on the young😁
Did I say it's a new idea? I'm 41 years old so calm your tits. 🤣 there is nothing new under the sun, I'm just sharing to help others. 🍻🍻
Yeah you think spark plugs are simple until they are at the bottom of a skinny hole
Am I the only one that looks at this and thinks this is overly asinine engineering in the face of looking good? My sporty and dyna have the plugs right on the side of the cylinder. Dont even need the extension for the dyna to get my plugs out
It's also a Harley so you paid 7 time more for them. Not to say they don't have there own issues. It's just sometime stuff like this happen b/c the process to make the head like that was cheaper then relocating the plug hole. In turn making the bike cheaper.
Thank you currently restoring a 88 Honda shadow 600!
WHICH wire to WHICH spark plug
Comment again while I'm thinking. 🤣🤣