Questions & Answers for: Harley Davidson FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide remove tank

remove the oil pan. Replace gasket and all bolts. Torque all bolts to 7-9 foot pounds. Refill with oil. Transmission take 20-24 ounces of transmission lube and the oil tank takes 2 quarts 14 ounces of

...tank. 10. Depress tab and remove fuel pump/ sender wiring from top plate. Remove top plate. 11. Depress tabs and remove fuel line from fuel pump assembly. 12. Remove fuel gauge wiring harness from ...

...remove the stock gauge. I pull it out of the tank and disconnect the black wire, but cannot see how to get the chrome cap and black trim separate from the white cylinder where the wires hook. Do I ...

...tank, I have removed it, how do i remove the fuel gauge on a 1994 Harley wide glide? The top part of the fuel gauge just sits in the recess in the tank. Grab it and wiggle it back and forth while ...

...remove the gas tank on my 2000 harley wide glide. I don't have a manual to show me how to do this job. I bought the harley turn signal relocation kit but the instructions do not tell me how to remove ...

remove the tank on a 2011 wide glide ? I am putting on a set of auxiliary lights, and then a have to remove the tank because of the wiring. disconnect the fuel hose, drain tank of fuel, disconnect the

...remove from tank. Add new screen filter, will fit threw tank- pit-calk- hole with room to spare. Helps having empty fuel tank to keep from fuel spill. Or just work fast on cold engine then clean up ...

...for power, if there is power going to the pump, I'd say the fuel pump malfunctioned and has to be removed from the fuel tank. I hope this helps. ...

...remove old gauge and install new one What year is your FXDWG??? You would in most model years disconnect the wiring connector under the left side of the fuel tank and pull the gauge up and out of the ...

is it normal to find white stuff at bottom of gas tank ABSOLUTELY NOT. You have somehow gotten a fuel contaminant in your tank. I would recommend removing all fuel from your tank, flushing the tank ...