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[Lamonster]

That is usually the case. In my case, it is actually worse on hot restarts, and has even happened riding down the highway. The only time it was not ridden was when I picked it up in December with the trailer, and when I brought it back the first time after I found the plugs fouled. The dealer is working on it. Hope it gets cured, since replacing plugs every few days has been expensive...and a big pain!

So what do think is causing your plugs to foul? You have less than 600 miles on your RT right?

 

[NancysToy]

So what do think is causing your plugs to foul? You have less than 600 miles on your RT right?

600 even. My guess is weak coils or bad plug wires, since there is also a misfire. I have no intention of screwing with it unless my dealer gets stumped, however. He has a 25 item punch list to take care of. This is on it. I am just old fashioned enough to feel they should fix it, instead of me.

 

[Lamonster]

600 even. My guess is weak coils or bad plug wires, since there is also a misfire. I have no intention of screwing with it unless my dealer gets stumped, however. He has a 25 item punch list to take care of. This is on it. I am just old fashioned enough to feel they should fix it, instead of me.

So who's paying for the plugs you are replacing every couple of days? I hope it's not you.

 

[NancysToy]

So who's paying for the plugs you are replacing every couple of days? I hope it's not you.

They replaced the first set, the rest have been on me (three sets). It is a 70 mile round trip to the dealer, and an overnight stay for the Spyder. Cheaper for me to absorb the costs and inconvenience. We'll see if it is cured when I get it back after this round of repairs. Probably another week or two until I get it back.