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  • Anonymous

    #1

    Spark plug wrench

    Well, I need to go get a spark plug wrench. I tried a couple of sizes from my neighbor, (car ones) but none fit. What size should I get?


    Reason I need it is that I finally got it all back together (sorta) and it won't fire up, so I was going to start with spark, move to fuel (having petcock problems after rebuild) and go from there.
  • daveo

    #2
    most likely you'll need an 18 mm, if you cant find one for sparkplugs, take a regular 18mm deep well and stick a piece of fuel line in it to cushion the ceramic

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    • Anonymous

      #3
      If you are using standard NGK plugs, a standard 13/16" inch plug wrench shuld fit. That's about the same as a 20 or 21mm metric.

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      • Anonymous

        #4
        I found that i needed a thin wall socket also.

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        • Anonymous

          #5
          hmm...so now I hear 18, 20 or 21..any other offers?

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          • Hap Call

            #6
            Originally posted by nweaver
            hmm...so now I hear 18, 20 or 21..any other offers?
            Mine is an 18mm for my NGK D8EA plugs on the GS1100E.

            Hap

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            • Anonymous

              #7
              Originally posted by nweaver
              hmm...so now I hear 18, 20 or 21..any other offers?
              WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF YOUR SPARK PLUG AND DON'T YOU HAVE A REPAIR MANUAL?? MY 1100E HAS 18MM

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              • Hap Call

                #8
                As I recall he has a 16 valve GS750...that would require the same plugs as you and I, Scotty.

                Hap

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                • lhanscom

                  #9
                  18 mm from a 16 valve 700 (Same as 750) owner.

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                  • Anonymous

                    #10
                    Yes, 81 750 16 valve. Thanks for the info.

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                    • Anonymous

                      #11
                      Why guess and check when you can very easily take the spark plug with you to a store? Unless you're ordering online...

                      Just a thought.

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                      • Anonymous

                        #12
                        booboo, 'tis kinda hard to take it to the store when it's still attached to the bike, and the bike won't start, dontcha think?

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                        • 92G

                          #13
                          I ended up with the 18mm and whatever the SAE is. My new plugs were one type, and the old were another...

                          Terry

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                          • Anonymous

                            #14
                            It just dawned on me .Why didnt you just take one of your old spark plugs in to get the proper sizes wrench. OOPS i broke the rule

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                            • Anonymous

                              #15
                              Originally posted by nweaver
                              hmm...so now I hear 18, 20 or 21..any other offers?
                              My Katana needs a 19 :?

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