Hi guys,
yesterday big rain caught me. Right in front of my house curvy started to work bad and fire from exhaust, and become SV325...
I turned her off immediately, and I knew that problem is water on front spark plug. After drying everything with fan, she woke up again.
So - I've read that best protection for this case is - front fender extender, better spark plug cap, and periodically cleaning the drain hole.
My question is - what is the best way to clean the hole?
Is it safe to blow it with compressor (put compressor pipe on the lower drain hole and blow)?
I tried with plastic zip tie but it stuck somewhere after 3-4 centimeters...
And second question - if I'm getting right, that drain hole is nothing but 'path' from top of cylinder to its lower side, used just to take the water from spark area?
yesterday big rain caught me. Right in front of my house curvy started to work bad and fire from exhaust, and become SV325...
I turned her off immediately, and I knew that problem is water on front spark plug. After drying everything with fan, she woke up again.
So - I've read that best protection for this case is - front fender extender, better spark plug cap, and periodically cleaning the drain hole.
My question is - what is the best way to clean the hole?
Is it safe to blow it with compressor (put compressor pipe on the lower drain hole and blow)?
I tried with plastic zip tie but it stuck somewhere after 3-4 centimeters...
And second question - if I'm getting right, that drain hole is nothing but 'path' from top of cylinder to its lower side, used just to take the water from spark area?
