hessracing
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hey guys need some help again if i didnt have bad luck id have none!
my fiance's 98 vmax 500 xtc tonight out of no where was running on 1 cylinder! right away i changed the plugs and it still was only runnin on 1! but i saw sparks flying from the spark plug cap to the nut part of the spark plug! I pushed the cap back on the wire as hard as i could and it ran better but kinda sputtery not to smooth and by the time we got home it was acting up again! do i just need to change the caps? is it hard to do never done it b4 i want to make a permanent fix
my fiance's 98 vmax 500 xtc tonight out of no where was running on 1 cylinder! right away i changed the plugs and it still was only runnin on 1! but i saw sparks flying from the spark plug cap to the nut part of the spark plug! I pushed the cap back on the wire as hard as i could and it ran better but kinda sputtery not to smooth and by the time we got home it was acting up again! do i just need to change the caps? is it hard to do never done it b4 i want to make a permanent fix
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hessracing
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Thank you! going to get 2 TB05EMs and change them out! the machine always seemed to run kinda sputtery I'm hoping this fixes it!!
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A TB05EMA is also an option. The 05 is zero five. Not oh five.
hessracing
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dealer had 2 TB05EMA s for me going to install them tomorrow hope she zips!
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Make sure you trim some wire back to insure your getting into fresh, undisturbed wire. A bit of vasoline on the end helps it twist on. The wires are more than likely too long anywho. My were trimed waaaay back. But left enough for engine flex.
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awesome thanks for the help the one that was acting up was loose it wasnt screwed in tight and was leaving a rusty color gunk on top of the plugs and when i looked down the end of the wire it was rusty colored! I have about 3/4" that i can cut anymore than that and I think id be pushing it im pretty sure there stock caps and the sled has 8000 miles on it!