Spark plugs
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dalgreenmichael
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Spark plugs
Hello can someone please tell me the correct plugs for vfr400 nc21 and plug gap as I'm getting confused with responses. Thanks
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magg
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Re: Spark plugs
If you can believe NGK they claim a DPR8EA-9 fits the 1986-87 VFR400 (NC21)and a C8EH-9 a 1987-88 VFR400 (NC24), both 0.9mm.
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Neosophist
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Re: Spark plugs
looks like you cannot believe NGK.
C8EH9 is the correct plug for the nc21 and nc24. (that is going from my honda service manual), out of all the nc21's / 24's i've worked on, none of them have ever has D plugs, I think they'd hit the valves.
0.8mm plug gap.
C8EH9 is the correct plug for the nc21 and nc24. (that is going from my honda service manual), out of all the nc21's / 24's i've worked on, none of them have ever has D plugs, I think they'd hit the valves.
0.8mm plug gap.
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dalgreenmichael
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Re: Spark plugs
Thanks much appreciated.
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