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Date Posted: Fri March 07, 2008 8:06:20AM
Author: John Tack
Subject: Voyager with a miss

I'm bummed. I finished my winter maintenance, including plugs. Had to kink #2 wire pretty good and #3 to get the toolkit tool on the plugs to get them out. And even though i removed battery/case and airfilter/box, it was tough getting wires off and back on. But thought i had them ok using long needle nose pliers. Took it for a short ride yesterday and lack of power and funny regular miss in the exhaust note convinced me I have at least 1 cylinder not firing. Any advice on narrowing down which cylinder(s)? Then, how to tell if I broke the wire(s)? Special tools for handling boot removal/replacement from the plugs? Ugh, hate even thinking about tearing the bike down that far again as I finally moved it from the heated workshop into the cold garage and a new winter storm has just moved in. John

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