How to replace OEM Engline Plugs with ZETA plugs on KLX 250
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How to replace OEM Engine Plugs with ZETA plugs on KLX 250
Just wondering if this is something straight forward that i can do myself or if i need to take my bike to a garage. I'm by no means a professional so i don't want to screw anything up but if it's simply a case of removing the plugs and putting in the ZETA ones without having to mess around with anything inside the engine then i'm comfortable doing that.
Trying to bling up my KLX 250 with all the red aluminium parts from ZETA.
Thx for any advice.
Trying to bling up my KLX 250 with all the red aluminium parts from ZETA.
Thx for any advice.
Last edited by seizetheday4eva; 08-13-2012 at 01:34 PM.
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I got the red Zeta engine plugs on my bike, easy to fit with a good Allen Key set. Btw the red anodizing is good quality on the plugs & has not faded at all, unlike some of the other red bits n bobs I fitted.
Only weird thing was on the large plug, the o-ring that came with it was a little to big & caused oil to weep out after riding!! I trimmed a 2 or 3mm section out of the o-ring & re-fitted it & all has been good for 6 months. Never bothered finding a correct sized o-ring, as there was never anymore oil weeping problem.
Only weird thing was on the large plug, the o-ring that came with it was a little to big & caused oil to weep out after riding!! I trimmed a 2 or 3mm section out of the o-ring & re-fitted it & all has been good for 6 months. Never bothered finding a correct sized o-ring, as there was never anymore oil weeping problem.
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Originally Posted by JoelThailand
...the o-ring that came with it...
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Sorry my mistake, it was along time ago! I meant to say transferring the o-rings from my old original plugs onto the Zeta plugs......on the big plug, the o-ring was to big to get a seal. The small plug was a perfect swap.
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