motorpsycho
Active Member
yes, you can get an automotive spark plug wire with a booth already installed for a few bucks.
to remove the stock plug wire from the cdi, just unscrew the wire by turning it counterclockwise where ot goes intot he cdi.
you will feel the wire unscrew, and if you look down into the cdi where the wire was, you will see a screw.
Just screw the new wire back onto that screw and make sure that the screw goes into the center of new plug wire.
Since you will be using an automotive plug wire with a rubber boot, make sure that teh spark plug itself has the little screw on tip installed.
without that screw on tip, the automotive boot will not click onto the plug wire.
you will notice that with the stock boot, that little screw on tip for the spark plug is no needed, which is simply due to the cheap style of connector that's inside the stock boot (not very good).
to remove the stock plug wire from the cdi, just unscrew the wire by turning it counterclockwise where ot goes intot he cdi.
you will feel the wire unscrew, and if you look down into the cdi where the wire was, you will see a screw.
Just screw the new wire back onto that screw and make sure that the screw goes into the center of new plug wire.
Since you will be using an automotive plug wire with a rubber boot, make sure that teh spark plug itself has the little screw on tip installed.
without that screw on tip, the automotive boot will not click onto the plug wire.
you will notice that with the stock boot, that little screw on tip for the spark plug is no needed, which is simply due to the cheap style of connector that's inside the stock boot (not very good).