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Keep fouling plugs on my 680 triple

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Farm man

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1996 Polaris ultra SP 680 triple
Hey guys, I keep fouling the clutch side plug on my 1996 Polaris ultra SP 680 triple. The plug doesn't foul every time I start the sled but probably every 5th time I Start the sled. There is a different plug cap and wires going to that cylinder on the clutch side so I'm wondering if that might be the problem. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks
 
Farm man said:
Hey guys, I keep fouling the clutch side plug on my 1996 Polaris ultra SP 680 triple. The plug doesn't foul every time I start the sled but probably every 5th time I Start the sled. There is a different plug cap and wires going to that cylinder on the clutch side so I'm wondering if that might be the problem. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks
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Are you warming up the sled the same every time? You can cold foul and warm foul a plug.. depends on how your choking it when firing it up making sure its really firing on all cylinders well before taking off.
 
Ck. The compression on the hole also. A weak cyl is more foul prone. If your cap and wire ck out. Move that carb to a different cyl and see if the problem moves with it. Just a few ideas off top of head.
 
Lid1 said:
Ck. The compression on the hole also. A weak cyl is more foul prone. If your cap and wire ck out. Move that carb to a different cyl and see if the problem moves with it. Just a few ideas off top of head.
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If that's the case drop a compression tester on it and see if that hole is lower then the others.
 
Ok, also I forgot to say that it did have a tube in that carb from a 600 triple and that could have been causing it if i'm not mistaking. I'm hoping that's what it was as I took the sled in to get some work done and have had them order all new tubes hoping to fix the fouling problem. Thanks everybody
 
An additional thought after reading MrSled's comment, I believe there should be some slack on your choke lever. If there is not, you might be riding the sled with the choke partially engaged on that Carb/Cylinder and could foul that plug specifically. Might need to back that one off a bit?
 
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