Voodoochild
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Has anyone done a spark plug replacement on the 2016 RSS? Is it difficult to do? Can someone send me a link or something in how to take out and replace? Thanks
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Anyone done a Spark Plug replacement on 2016 RSS? Any tutorials or tips?
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BajaRon
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The 2016 RT and the 2016 RSS are 2 completely different animals. Of the 2, the RT is a harder job. Though with the stock air box, the 2016 RSS is no picnic. But many have done it with success. The key is to take your time and not try to rush the job. Actually, good advice for just about any project.
I would ask how many miles you have on your RSS? And say that no matter what you do, if you replace the plugs, be sure to replace the wires as well. If you don't, it is likely that your Spyder will run worse when you are done than before you began. This is because the OEM ignition wires are woefully inadequate. While manipulating them to do the spark plug replacement, you will increase the damage. You don't want to do this job twice.
I would ask how many miles you have on your RSS? And say that no matter what you do, if you replace the plugs, be sure to replace the wires as well. If you don't, it is likely that your Spyder will run worse when you are done than before you began. This is because the OEM ignition wires are woefully inadequate. While manipulating them to do the spark plug replacement, you will increase the damage. You don't want to do this job twice.
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