Norton Commando Fouling Plugs

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Little Al said: “ I have used both & both work well. Just recently where I buy from has started stocking NIPPON DENSO & I tried them, Eqiv heat range seems to resist fouling better when used in older saws using more oil [ie they seem to spark good with an oily deposit on the electrode] In days gone by KLG were good but seem no longer availableI have been told by Expert Builder of Norton Commando that Denso makes noticibly more power than any plug available. Doesn't prove anything as far as saws, but made me curious to try, if I ever see for sale. Fish said: “ Stihl has also used Champion a lot as well.I have never seen a new Stihl with a Champion plug in it here in Australia. They usually have either Bosch or NGK.

Most of the German made Stihls will have a German made Bosch plug. Saws from the US or Brazil may have plugs made in Brazil, India or elsewhere. A couple of older saws I imported from the US had American Autolites in them and they are still in and still working so I would have to agree with Bullittman about the quality. Regards Phil.

1973 850 Roadster with new Amal Premiers and TriSpark ignition, original coils. I've got a new issue where my timing side plug is fouling. I'll goo out for a ride, bike runs well but something's going on at idle. When I get back after 10-15 minute ride and let it idle it will start smoking out of the right-hand pipe. After shutting down I'll pull the plug and it's black & wet.

Unfortunately some spark plugs are very specific to a type of engine and make. Use a spark plug with a longer core nose for greater anti-fouling protection. I'm at the stage of getting the best tip exposure I can on the 850 commando, the locals don't have N7Y Champions, it had Bosch WR70c's but they were fouling at most settings.

I put a new plug in, took her out and same thing happened. Today I pulled the right-hand carb and stripped it down, particularly blowing air through the pilot air passage. Float level & viton both seem fine. Got it all back together and just took it out and had the exact same thing happen again. Took both plugs out and put them against the cylinder head and used the kickstart - good spark on both sides.

Not sure where to go with this. I do have my original carb, I'm thinking of swapping that in just to see if I get the same symptom.

The primary side plug is a nice, even brown color. Click to expand.You may be right, Biscuit, but I would want to trouble shooting the 'fuel/rich on one side' issue before delving into what could be an extensive problem. Going out for a normal ride, sooting up the one side, then coming home and seeing a bit of smoke does not seem that far out of the question. Seems to me an oil issue might manifest cold, but thenm again, when the oil get hot it would flow easier to where is shouldn't. Maybe do a DogT reversal and run some straight 50 wait and look for improvement. Perhaps if it could be determind if the plug is wet/fouled from oil or from gas. Could be confusing because of the smell of gas when fouled either way.

It just seems to make sense to rule out the easy stuff first. Good luck sniffing a missed fired plug to know if over fueled or not. Wet look better way. Free reflexive arcade games download. Its standard procedure to always look for lost keys under the street light first but generally in my case short cuts never seem to work out efficiently. I can tell ya one thing it can smoke clouds like a crop bug forger for a good while before fouling normal heat range and gap set spark plugs, ugh boy howdy can it but at some point alone with illegal levels of chem-trails it will start missing and eventually be too unpleasant or trustworthy to ride. White glove or finger wipe in muffler may give idea of oil or fuel carbon soot source though of course could now be both.

If ya pull head and notice a clear section along piston rim - definite indication of oil past rings fouling combustion in that area. A bore/ring issue better than in the head I'd think.

I've had oil sucked in from bad gasket seal by oil drain hole and push rod tunnels and have seen a head with gas jet cuts from bore to tunnels. Such simple machines so about anyone can get em fully fettered leak and smoke tight straightaway they tell me.

I've just re-read your original post and I see you have new premier carbs. Is your motor stock? Are carb settings stock?