Re: [anzhonda600owners] CLEANING YOUR PLUGS!!

[dealadayray]

Hi Greg;
It's not the cost of the plug, it's the mix in the fix. Knowing that a
new plug can be fouled just as quick as an old one is part of the fix.
Cleaning a new plug is easy, knowing why I is wet is part of the mix. If it
was that you were a bit zealous with the gas peddle then we know not to do
that. If you just put your carb back on after doing a complete tare down
and rework then something is causing raw fuel to get into your engine. We
all know that the audible fuel pump ticking away for several seconds prior
to starting is essential. However if the pump keeps pumping I would check a
few areas along with the plug, like - the air cleaner may be full of fuel,
the new puddle under your 600 may be a hose that never got reattached. But
it could also be a stuck float in the carb or the needle valve is no longer
operating as it should. This is the mix, cleaning the plug may be the fix,
but is it all that was wrong or was it just part of the mix.
Bill