Vulcan 2000 Spark Plug Installation

dacvulcan · 03-13-2005

I have discovered why Kawasaki didn't include a wrench in the tool kit and charges $17.99 each for the plugs. The owner's manual tells you to go to your local dealer for checking and replacing the plugs.
Has anyone found a tool that fits in the rear cylinder's spark plug area? There is very limited space to fit a socket wrench. I have the rear plug almost out and am heading to my local hardware store to look for some rubber hose to fit over the end of the plug and twist it the rest of the way out.

Kenny · 03-13-2005

You should have got a plug socket in your tool pouch!!

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dacvulcan Newbie Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Virginia Posts: 13	Vulcan 2000 Spark Plug Installation I have discovered why Kawasaki didn't include a wrench in the tool kit and charges $17.99 each for the plugs. The owner's manual tells you to go to your local dealer for checking and replacing the plugs. Has anyone found a tool that fits in the rear cylinder's spark plug area? There is very limited space to fit a socket wrench. I have the rear plug almost out and am heading to my local hardware store to look for some rubber hose to fit over the end of the plug and twist it the rest of the way out.

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Kenny Refrigerator Magnet Test Engineer BTK Expert Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Rockingham,North Carolina Posts: 484	You should have got a plug socket in your tool pouch!! __________________ Kenny in North Carolina.......... _________________________________________ ---Our 4 Kids--- 2003-1500 Vulcan Classic (Cosmic Illusion Red) 2003-750 Shadow Ace (Candy Orange) 1979-Honda CM400A (Oldie Goldie) 1995-Black Lab (dog named Pooh) ----------------------------------------------- ''''''''''''Just Riding For Fun'''''''''''''

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