Signs of Low Primary Fluid
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04-26-2006, 11:46 AM
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04-27-2006, 01:05 AM
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04-28-2006, 03:31 PM
RE: Signs of Low Primary Fluid
No oil spot on the driveway. Seriously, it would have to get really low before you notice it. TwinCam Dynas hold 20-24 ounces in the primary. If there is no leak, it will not go down between services, but take the cover off and look inside with a flashlight. If the lower part of your primary chain is in oil, then you are getting lubed. The service manual explains the exact level but jiffy stands vary a lot so it is not rocket science. 20-24 ounces will do the trick.
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04-28-2006, 05:36 PM
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04-28-2006, 11:43 PM
RE: Signs of Low Primary Fluid
ORIGINAL: jhampshire
No oil spot on the driveway. Seriously, it would have to get really low before you notice it. TwinCam Dynas hold 20-24 ounces in the primary. If there is no leak, it will not go down between services, but take the cover off and look inside with a flashlight. If the lower part of your primary chain is in oil, then you are getting lubed. The service manual explains the exact level but jiffy stands vary a lot so it is not rocket science. 20-24 ounces will do the trick.
No oil spot on the driveway. Seriously, it would have to get really low before you notice it. TwinCam Dynas hold 20-24 ounces in the primary. If there is no leak, it will not go down between services, but take the cover off and look inside with a flashlight. If the lower part of your primary chain is in oil, then you are getting lubed. The service manual explains the exact level but jiffy stands vary a lot so it is not rocket science. 20-24 ounces will do the trick.
My 06 TC 88 Dyna takes 32oz in the primary. Says so in both manuals. I just changed it about an hour ago.
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04-30-2006, 02:52 AM
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