Difference between revisions of "Yamaha XJ900F"
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spark plugs themselves are very easily taken out (with or without the fuel | spark plugs themselves are very easily taken out (with or without the fuel | ||
tank in place) as they're angled towards the outside of the engine. The | tank in place) as they're angled towards the outside of the engine. The | ||
leads are not only numbered one to four from left to right, but | leads are not only numbered one to four from left to right, but color coded | ||
as well in case the numbers wear off, so there's not much excuse for putting | as well in case the numbers wear off, so there's not much excuse for putting | ||
them back wrongly. In fact, the plugs last well, as long as fifteen thousand | them back wrongly. In fact, the plugs last well, as long as fifteen thousand | ||
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each other (the absolute value | each other (the absolute value | ||
is unimportant, unless it's obviously absurd and needs investigating) that's | is unimportant, unless it's obviously absurd and needs investigating) that's | ||
ideal, but 2 cm is acceptable. The | ideal, but 2 cm is acceptable. The carburetor air mixture screws are | ||
located on tops of the bodies, just to the engine side of the diaphragm | located on tops of the bodies, just to the engine side of the diaphragm | ||
housings, and are covered by rubber plugs. These don't normally need | housings, and are covered by rubber plugs. These don't normally need | ||