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  1. 21040443

    Black Candle Cap with Heating Element M4221MH

    €8.90

    €8.20

  2. 21040445

    Black Spark Plug Cap with Resistor M3121MAD

    €11.40

    €10.49

  3. 21040446

    Candle Cap with Black Heating Element M1131HF

    €10.20

    €9.38

  4. 1080242

    Anti-parasite NGK - SD05EG

    €22.40

    €20.62

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  5. 1080239

    Anti-parasite NGK - LD05EH

    €16.00

    €14.71

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  6. 1078374

    Anti-parasite NGK - SB05E

    €10.20

    €9.38

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  7. 1078368

    Anti-parasite NGK - LEH

    €7.70

    €7.09

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  8. 1078370

    Anti-parasite NGK - LZEH

    €5.20

    €4.78

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  9. 1078383

    Anti-parasite NGK - VB01F

    €11.30

    €10.40

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  10. 1080237

    Anti-parasite NGK - LBE

    €9.50

    €8.75

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  11. 21040414

    Candle Cap with Black Heating Element M3121MA

    €8.90

    €8.20

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  12. 1078365

    Anti-parasite NGK - LD10F

    €8.30

    €7.64

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The interference suppressor on a motorcycle is a component of the ignition system that plays a crucial role in transmitting electrical energy from the ignition coils to the spark plugs. Its main role is to reduce electromagnetic interference and prevent electrical disturbances that could affect engine operation. Here's some information on motorcycle interference suppression:

Function: Suppressors are also known as spark plug caps. Its main function is to provide electrical insulation and suppress electromagnetic interference generated during spark plug ignition.

Location : The suppressor is usually installed on the end of the spark plug, and is connected to the ignition coil by a high-voltage cable.

Materials: Suppressors are often made of insulating material, such as porcelain, and often contain an internal resistor to help suppress electromagnetic interference.

High-voltage cable: The suppressor is connected to the ignition coil by a high-voltage cable, and the other end is connected to the spark plug. The high-voltage cable carries the electrical current from the coil to the spark plug.

Maintenance: Suppressors can wear out over time due to heat, vibration and normal wear and tear. We recommend that you inspect them regularly, and replace them if there are any signs of deterioration.

Symptoms of a defective suppressor: A defective suppressor can lead to ignition problems, such as misfiring, starting difficulties, reduced engine performance, or even sudden engine stoppage. Unusual sparking from the suppressor may also indicate a problem.

Choosing the right model: When replacing a suppressor, it's important to choose a model that's compatible with your motorcycle, and to comply with the manufacturer's specifications.

Regular maintenance of the ignition system, including inspection of the suppressors, helps ensure reliable engine operation. If you have any doubts about the condition of the suppressors, or if you notice any symptoms of faulty ignition, we recommend that you have any defective components checked and replaced by a qualified professional.