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Old 07-12-2015, 12:35 PM
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I'm about to order a quick disconnect for the crossover, and was wondering if anyone knows what size I will need? I'm guessing 1/4" but I want to make sure before I place the order. My bike is a 2015 wide glide. Thanks!
 
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1/4" is the ticket, I got mine from MotionPro - it is plastic, stainless steel might look a bit better.
 
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I bought one last year but have never installed it, got worried about it leaking.
Do these have any bad record of leaks?
 
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1/4" is the ticket, I got mine from MotionPro - it is plastic, stainless steel might look a bit better.
Thanks!
 
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Originally Posted by Suede Blue Man
I bought one last year but have never installed it, got worried about it leaking.
Do these have any bad record of leaks?
mattVA sent me some info on this: the o-rings can tear if you utilize the disconnect multiple times, but if you use some lube on the o-rings, the disconnects can work for a long time without leaks.
 
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Originally Posted by HD Pilot
mattVA sent me some info on this: the o-rings can tear if you utilize the disconnect multiple times, but if you use some lube on the o-rings, the disconnects can work for a long time without leaks.


What kind of lube should be used?
 
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Originally Posted by dpoll995
What kind of lube should be used?
Petroleum jelly, aka Vaseline. Works great, petroleum based, and completely fuel dissolvable.
 
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