Need the foot pound torque for 2013 road glide twin cam motor cases
1st torque Crankcase screws to 120 in-lbs (thirteen point six Nm )in proper sequence then loosen and re-tighten to final torque of 15-19 ft-lbs 20.3-25.8 Nm
SOURCE: speedometer cable 1998 Harley Road Glide
There is a little set screw that stops it from coming out. remove the set screw then I believe you have to unscrew it.
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SOURCE: need the torques specs for the 2 nuts on the clutch on a harley
50 ft lbs and it is a left is tight nut...don't worry about adjuster nut on clutch just good ole tight will work on that one. compensating nut ( one in front) is 150 ft lbs.
SOURCE: looking for the different torque specs for the
you may be able to find service manual at tradebit.com
SOURCE: Need the torque specs on clutch for a 85 FLHTC
The torque specs are the same as with any Evolution engine. The compensator sprocket 150-165 foot pounds.
Clutch hub nut (left handed threads) 60-80 foot pounds.
Use Loctite 271 on threads. Two lines in nut on Compensator and one line in clutch hub nut.
SOURCE: How much oil does the primary case hold on a 2000
It should hold between 36 and 44 ounces. Stand the bike as straight up as you can and still be safe. Remove the derby cover and drain the old oil. Refill the primary with oil until the oil level is right at the bottom of the outer clutch drum. If you fill it too high, your clutch will drag and you' will not be able to find neutral with the engine running.
Good Luck
Steve
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