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Rings finally settling in? 2 years 4 months ago #30394

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Huh ?? Looking at the Service Manual for the 79 KZ1300A1 BP6ES or BPR6ES. 
Will post up a pic soon... but the oem sticker on seat pan says BP8ES? Maybe I should have glasses on when trying to read fine print?
More to come..


 
Got the 8 from OEM sticker on seat pan? 
<sigh>Will look again, this time wearing glasses... </sigh>
Owners manual is specific...
 

 
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Rings finally settling in? and BP8Es vs BP6Es plugs? 2 years 4 months ago #30397

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My eyeballs were correct..
Under the seat.. B8ES.  

And check out the 1.75 turns for Pilot Scew?
Perhaps for California smog induced El Toro Poo-Poo regulations?

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Rings finally settling in? 2 years 4 months ago #30398

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yes, that does disagree with the manual. Most owners run BPR6ES. I run the Iridium equivalent.  Some owners even run BPR5ES.

Now I don't know which is correct - but I'll stick with the plug temperature that I've used for 28 years
1980 KZ1300 B2 Touring/A2
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Rings finally settling in? 2 years 4 months ago #30399

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yes, that does disagree with the manual. Most owners run BPR6ES. I run the Iridium equivalent.  Some owners even run BPR5ES.

Now I don't know which is correct - but I'll stick with the plug temperature that I've used for 28 years
Yep. I'm going to try the 8's tomorrow, but will carry tools and qty 6 good BPR6ES plugs just in case.... I wonder if it might be a California model thing?

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