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Remove the Motorcycle Seat
Remove the Fuel Tank
Remove the Air Filter Box
Remove the Velocity Stacks & Air Box Case
Remove the Solenoid
Remove Motorcycle Ignition Coils
Remove Motorcycle Spark Plugs
Inspect Motorcycle Spark Plugs
Set the Gap for Motorcycle Spark Plugs
Replace Old Motorcycle Spark Plugs
Replace Motorcycle Ignition Coils
Replace Motorcycle Solenoid
Replace the Motorcycle Air Filter Box
Replace Back Motorcycle Fuel Tank
Replace a Motorcycle Seat
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Summary: Put the air-induction solenoid back on when changing motorcycle spark plugs; learn how using tips from a street-bike performance and maintenance expert in this free DIY mechanics video.
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"Hi my name is Jesse Grahm from Tampa, Florida. On behalf of Expert Village this is how we change a spark plug on a motorcycle. On this particular bike now we have to replace the air induction solenoid. You want to make sure that all you hose clamps are tight so that you do not have any vacuum leaks. Vacuum leaks may cause your motorcycle to idol incorrectly. Once you've secured your hose you want to secure the clamps and then plug in the, plug in the solenoid."
eHow Article: Replace Motorcycle Solenoid
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