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| Subject:  | Re: spark plug caps for 912UL | 
      
      
      If you end up with the type caps that are sized for the plugs with the screw-on
      tips in place, you can buy the screw-on tips separately, or take them off of
      NGK plugs that are sold at most automotive stores.
      
      FWIW, Jabiru engines use 12mm NGK plugs but a different series than Rotax. Jabiru
      plugs have the screw-on tips.
      
      --------
      Thom Riddle
      Buffalo, NY (9G0)
      
      Kolb Slingshot SS-021
      no engine 
      FOR SALE
      
      Diamond Katana DA20-A1
      Rotax 912 F3
      
      Don't worry about old age... it doesn't last very long. 
      - Anonymous
      
      
      Read this topic online here:
      
      http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=392406#392406
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: spark plug caps for 912UL | 
      
      
      Many thanks for the link to the NGK Resistor Covers. From the information 
      shown the letter code for the proper cover for the threaded end of the 
      DCPR7E spark plug is the letter F. Do you agree?
      
      Hugh G. McKay III, P.E.
      Allegro 2000
      N661WW
      Rotax 912 UL
      
      -----Original Message----- 
      From: ledson
      Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 2:43 PM
      Subject: RotaxEngines-List: Re: spark plug caps for 912UL
      
      
      Hugh,
      
      I've attached a part number buildup guide from NGK so that you can see how 
      the part numbers are assigned.  By using the guide you can determine the 
      specification for each resistor cover.
      
      
      Read this topic online here:
      
      http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=392369#392369
      
      
      Attachments:
      
      http://forums.matronics.com//files/resistor_covers_535.pdf
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: spark plug caps for 912UL | 
      
      Thanks for all of your replies ! 
      The reason I replaced the spark plug wires was due to a miss on my  left 
      mag. It was misfiring badly !
       On two previous occasions I had  breaks in the red coil wire  from the 
      back of the engine (coil power to the module) and thought that it had  broken 
      again but that was not the case,
       I switched modules and the problem remained on the left mag (A module  in 
      my case)
       I then decided to change the HD wires as I do have an old engine (the  
      wires have 1992 printed on them) The spark plugs were changed on the A plugs 
      but  that didn't help either. I also checked the resistance on the dual coils 
      
      (secondary) and that was good.
       I also decided to check the caps for resistance and found them  all in the 
      Rotax specs except for one (4400-6000 ohms) They were all at the low  end 
      however (about 4500)So now I will be changing the caps also.
       The wire ( aprox 16ft) was about $35 a meter from Rotax and the caps  
      about $50 ea ! I believe that aprox $575 is a bit much to pay for a  new  spark
      
      plug harness !!! 
       Anyway I was able to get Rotax wire from Spruce for $1.17 a foot and  
      ended up buying 8 caps for $47 including shipping (the price for 1 from  Rotax)
      
      The caps I ordered were VDO5EMH vs the "F" plugs that originally came  with 
      my engine. They are identical except they take the round vs threaded end  
      which should be no problem according to a local Rotax guru . The plug numbers 
      
      are the same (except for the solid tip) and as a side note the plugs are 
      also  used on Harley's so there should never be a problem getting them.
       I should have waited to order as a member wrote me and gave me a  location 
      to buy the "correct' plug caps for $6.30 ea. I did order one of  them to 
      replace the one that is way below limits.
       I will replace all the caps when they arrive.
       In the meantime,I ran the engine with the new plug wires and the  mag drop 
      is gone !! Yeaaahhh !
       I was curious as to why the 5000 ohm resistor caps are so important.  
      (Electrics are my weak area)
       One of the sites said: 
      
      "Resistor Covers May Be Required for Power Sport Applications When Spark  
      Plugs Alone Don't Provide Sufficient Noise Suppression.
      
      Designed to  Reduce Electro Magnetic Interference and Radio Frequency 
      Interference, Which can  Interfere with Electronic Ignition Components, Causing
      
      Misfires and Poor Engine  Performance."
      
       So there you go...that's the reason ! (learn stuff every day !)
         Again , thanks for all your help !
                                                                        Dick 
      Maddux
                                                                        Milton,Fl
                                                                       Kitfox  4  
      
      
 
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