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The 1984 Ninja 900 was getting fresh plugs this past April.
#1 seemed to not need too much "omph" to remove and this is what I ended up with.
I managed to remove the threads with the easy out tool the next day.
I was a bit shocked at how easy it came out and was expecting a real cuss session.
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Last edited by Ericthejet; 10-31-09 at 03:06 PM. Reason: spelling etc.
Congratulations, that could have been really really unpleasant
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That was lucky.
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Originally Posted by Pittenger5
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been there did the exact same thing with my 02 zx6r. threads came out nice and easily though.
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reminds me of a plug failure I had in VW hippie van many years ago, driving down road it sounded like the muffler fell off, ceramic portion of plug & electrode blew right out of the plug but remained attached to the spark plug wire, the threads & hex were stillin the cylinder, cause the hex was still attached to the threads, it was easy to remove with a spark plug wrench
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