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CRF250: Press fitted spark plug tube - What does this mean?
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[QUOTE="woodsy, post: 727310, member: 27856"] I was just reading the stats on the new CRF250X and noticed this: - Press-fitted aluminum spark plug pipe fits between forked exhaust rocker arms, further contributing to compact cylinder head design. Anyone wanna take a shot as to what this is? Back in 1970 I had a pressed in valve seat in my SL350 fall out and create all kinds of problems. Now, whenever I read that something suseptable to lots of heat variations is a "press fit" I start asking questions! Any thoughts? Woodsy [/QUOTE]
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