[jkoch72]

Howdy. I was wondering where I can currently find replacement spark plug cap/boots. I have read the threads on rebuilding the stock ones, however...mine are busted up and need to find new boots. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[CXPHREAK]

Run a search on ebay.



I saw them a couple times a couple of days ago while I was looking for something else.

 

[jkoch72]

Howdy. I was wondering where I can currently find replacement spark plug cap/boots. I have read the threads on rebuilding the stock ones, however...mine are busted up and need to find new boots. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hond...rcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2eb473ede8



Would these work?

 

[cocapelli]

Check out tas classic motor sports phone number is 260-563-6937

I think someone found them here. And everything is free shipping right now

 

[CXPHREAK]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hond...rcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2eb473ede8



Would these work?

I could be wrong but I think these are a little too short.

 

[King_Panther13]

You can get straight spark plug caps that will work, and you can even get the rain boots to fit over the top, but I can't recall how well the original spark plug wires will reach. I think that they will, though it'll be a bit tight. Go to your local AutoZone or NAPA or something and find the longest that you can, and ask them for everything necessary to put them together as well. I think that all of the ones that are sold by auto stores crimp onto the spark plug wires, but it should work just the same. The straight screw-in NGK type do work as well, but you just have to track them down.

 

[CXPHREAK]

You can get straight spark plug caps that will work, and you can even get the rain boots to fit over the top, but I can't recall how well the original spark plug wires will reach. I think that they will, though it'll be a bit tight. Go to your local AutoZone or NAPA or something and find the longest that you can, and ask them for everything necessary to put them together as well. I think that all of the ones that are sold by auto stores crimp onto the spark plug wires, but it should work just the same. The straight screw-in NGK type do work as well, but you just have to track them down.

This wouldn't be too bad with TI bikes as on these you can replace the leads.

 

[Shep]

Several US members have bought these UK none resistor type plugs caps and use,"R" rated NGK Resistor plugs,



http://www.pdsrecording.site90.com/cxgl500/Plugs.htm





Wemoto are a reputable supplier well know internationally and it's worth looking at their other CX/GL500 stuff they have for service part you may need in the future like gear leaver oil seals/Rear case Water pump oil seals etc.



HTH

 

[Cobram]

Any of the online Honda dealers will have them. If you print out your best price online (about $20), most local Honda dealers will match the price and you don't have to pay any shipping. discounthondaparts.com gives forum members a 10% discount if you mention this board in the comments section.

 

[Marked]

I got a pair HERE from Bike Business (UK) in about a week for under $25 shipped. They are on my bike now. (no resistors)

 

[jkoch72]

Thank you for the helpful information, guys. It really helped and I found some!