KTM 125 plug

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Stock plug is a BR9ECMVX, shop is fresh out. Only similar one I have is a BR9EIX, Will this work? Don't need a new one but would like to replace. Bike is a 2016 125SX.
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Paw Paw 271
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Paw Paw 271 2/22/2020 2:29pm
2/22/2020 2:29pm Edited Date/Time 2/22/2020 2:30pm
The plug BR9ECMVX has been discontinued and is replaced by BR9ECM. Both of these are standard plugs.
The BR9EIX is an a small IR electrode plug. The heat range, reach, thread size and all will allow it to work in your bike, but you may want to look for the BR9ECM plug. Both cost about the same.


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euffeh 2/24/2020 6:12am
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Paw Paw 271 wrote:
The plug BR9ECMVX has been discontinued and is replaced by BR9ECM. Both of these are standard plugs. The BR9EIX is an a small IR electrode plug...
The plug BR9ECMVX has been discontinued and is replaced by BR9ECM. Both of these are standard plugs.
The BR9EIX is an a small IR electrode plug. The heat range, reach, thread size and all will allow it to work in your bike, but you may want to look for the BR9ECM plug. Both cost about the same.


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The bikes still come equipped with the ECMVX so i wouldnt say it's discontinued.
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DynoDan22 2/24/2020 6:42am
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I always bought the BR9ECMVX from the OEM parts on Rocky Mountain but I did run an "EIX" platinum version as well with no issues. as long a the heat range is the same, you're good to go.RMATV has the ECMVX in stock.

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