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Rain vs Spark plugs

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by cds1984, Jun 3, 2025.

  1. cds1984

    cds1984 Well-Known Member

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    We don't get a lot of rain here but I ride year round.
    Every year I have the same issue when it rains and I leave the bike outside in it.
    It runs on a few cylinders until the water is gone and I'm good. Bit annoying though.
    Any tips?
     
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    Franz Well-Known Member

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    You could try some dielectric grease around the rubber boots on the high tension leads and plug cap rubbers. Used to get that happening in Scotland plenty of wet weather here. Could see the sparks shorting onto the cylinder head.
     
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    I'll grab some tomorrow. Thanks @Franz
     
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    It worked on my Honda cheers.
     
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