Plugs and Wires

[jmstiffany]

Got new plugs and wires from Ron and am looking for advise on the install. Going to change them before heading to Spyderfest. Thanks in advance for the help.

James

 

[Sarge707]

Looks like you have an RT so all I will say is its not for faint of heart, What year and how many miles do you have so someone can advise you in more detail?:dontknow:

 

[jmstiffany]

Looks like you have an RT so all I will say is its not for faint of heart, What year and how many miles do you have so someone can advise you in more detail?:dontknow:

It is a 2010 with 21,000. I change my oil and have had that side off amd I had to change the motor and assembly that raises and lowers the windshield. Are there any videos out there on the removal of the air box?

 

[Cruzr Joe]

It is a 2010 with 21,000. I change my oil and have had that side off amd I had to change the motor and assembly that raises and lowers the windshield. Are there any videos out there on the removal of the air box?

I can't be of a lot of help other than to tell you that we did not have to remove the entire air box just the top piece and then used a ratchet driver with a long extension.

Cruzr Joe

 

[NorthStar]

It is a 2010 with 21,000. I change my oil and have had that side off amd I had to change the motor and assembly that raises and lowers the windshield. Are there any videos out there on the removal of the air box?

Just completed this task a few weeks back. A service manual is very helpful in detailing the removal of panels to do this job. Although it is not really necessary to remove the complete air box, removing the top of the air box and loosening the bottom allowed me more room to remove the front cylinder plug and to route the new wire between the cylinders.
Once again, I would recommend that you purchase a service manual (electronic versions are available on ebay for less than $25.00) The instructions and pictures contained in these manuals are great for those who wish to do their own wrenching on their Spyders.

P.S. Changing the wires and plugs on my 2010 RT made a world of difference in the overall performance of my Spyder.

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Just completed this task a few weeks back. A service manual is very helpful in detailing the removal of panels to do this job. Although it is not really necessary to remove the complete air box, removing the top of the air box and loosening the bottom allowed me more room to remove the front cylinder plug and to route the new wire between the cylinders.
Once again, I would recommend that you purchase a service manual (electronic versions are available on ebay for less than $25.00) The instructions and pictures contained in these manuals are great for those who wish to do their own wrenching on their Spyders.

P.S. Changing the wires and plugs on my 2010 RT made a world of difference in the overall performance of my Spyder.

:agree:

Cruzr Joe

 

[Chupaca]

Have to agree..!!

:agree: make sure you have all parts needed to do the job...:thumbup: