Just wondering if you have to take off the tank to change the plugs, and there are 4 plugs correct? Thanks alot for all your help and don't thrash me too much for being a noob. hha
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so if i have the tool i don't need to take off the tank? im a little confused. again, thanks for the help
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Originally Posted by stealth95so if i have the tool i don't need to take off the tank? im a little confused. again, thanks for the help
You know your a hawkaddict when you check ebay and craigslist every hour for parts to upgrade
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Yeah. Take the tank off. Basically it is two bolts, front and back. Watch for the little rubber shim things on the side of the tank, they like to fall off in to wierd places. You may be able to leave the fuel line attached and rotate the tank, but I just undo the fuel line and take the whole thing off. Make sure to shut off the petcockand then unclip the fuel line behind the petcock and push/pull fuel line off. It will leak some gas but not a lot. If you have a stock airbox, lift the tank at the back first and rotate it a little toward the left side of the bike to clear the airbox "snorkle" and you are set. The front "top" plug is the biggest bitch. It can be taken out without moving the radiator/thermostat, but not without a mini fight. Just be patient. I have found a rachet with a flex head using the honda tool makes it easier.
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i don't have the full tool set, i just need to go to the dealer and buy it, but dont really know what to call it, i dont want to be like "hey i need that spark plug changing thing for a nt650 hawk" well, that is, unless they know what im talking about then? hha
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http://store.azmusa.com/oemplugwrench.html is one place to find it in the states (also lists honda part no to bring to your dealer)
http://www.hordpower.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=193 is yet another
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