need a little help agian.

[CR Chick]

what would be the gap on the spark plug for my 2000 Honda cr80r be? any help would really be nice. thanks .

[crdemon]

a shop manuel may be a good investment it would have all the specs and maintnace info.

[twoofeach]

Hey Buffy! Sorry I can't help, maybe someone will come along. Have you riden it?

[CR Chick]

Originally Posted by twoofeach

Hey Buffy! Sorry I can't help, maybe someone will come along. Have you riden it?

thats ok that you can't help. like I said before not everyone here knows everything LOL. anyway. yes I have rode it. I have been ridding it ever since i got it and I love it, even though it has just about threw me off a couple of times. I need to remember not to turn the wheel when the power band kick in (you know like going around a sharp curve). anyway I do wear a helmet when I ride. I can't afford a manual, or shop lookover right now. I am laid off. I am suppose to go back to work monday. I got laid off cause lack of work.

[nappers]

Buffy,

Most spark plugs are pre-gapped. Since you just got the bike and the plug is probably old, I'd just go down and get a new one. The shop/dealer should be able to look up the correct plug for you.

But............

I did a quick search for a 2000 CR80 spark plug and pulled up a NGK Spark Plug BR10EG
and a NGK Spark Plug Iridium BR10EIX.

[CR Chick]

Originally Posted by nappers

Buffy,

Most spark plugs are pre-gapped. Since you just got the bike and the plug is probably old, I'd just go down and get a new one. The shop/dealer should be able to look up the correct plug for you.

But............

I did a quick search for a 2000 CR80 spark plug and pulled up a NGK Spark Plug BR10EG
and a NGK Spark Plug Iridium BR10EIX.

thanks, but say it was new and you droped it. and bent the head and needed regaping. what would it be. 25-30 or what?

[SirFallsALot243]

I just eyeball it, or compare it to another. I have a gapper, but when i cant find it i just use a knife. Works fine as long as its in the ballpark.

[CR Chick]

Originally Posted by SirFallsALot243

I just eyeball it, or compare it to another. I have a gapper, but when i cant find it i just use a knife. Works fine as long as its in the ballpark.

ok so you don't really use a gapper. How do you know when you have it right then?

[SirFallsALot243]

If ive got a gapper, i use it. If i dont, its not the end of the world.

[CR Chick]

Originally Posted by SirFallsALot243

If ive got a gapper, i use it. If i dont, its not the end of the world.

ok but I don't know the gap size, and I have nothing to compare the plug with to eyeball it.

[Vintage Dave393]

From the NGK website:

It uses an NGK BR10EG gapped at .024

The NGK website has plug applications and specs for almost any motorcycle ever built.

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[twoofeach]

Very helpful website...I like it!

[2fun]

Yep. Nice job vintage Dave!!
Seen that site before, but never delved into it enough to know they give the gap info. Nice!

[CR Chick]

Originally Posted by Vintage Dave393

From the NGK website:

It uses an NGK BR10EG gapped at .024

The NGK website has plug applications and specs for almost any motorcycle ever built.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

thanks alot for the info. it really ment alot to me. maybe some day in the future I can be of some help to you.
Buffy :