refilling the primary question
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07-18-2007, 08:25 PM
RE: refilling the primary question
ORIGINAL: mtnlvr
With the bike level, fill 'er up to the bottom of the clutch spring. If you don't know what that is...wait till you get a manual or ask a friend to see theirs. Any model should be similar...not sure on Sporties though.
With the bike level, fill 'er up to the bottom of the clutch spring. If you don't know what that is...wait till you get a manual or ask a friend to see theirs. Any model should be similar...not sure on Sporties though.
Like mtnlvr stated,have the bike level & just keep pouring til you see the fluid reach the bottom of your opened derby cover.In other words the fluid should be just shy of overflowing out of the opened derby cover.
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07-18-2007, 11:13 PM
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RE: refilling the primary question
ORIGINAL: 87lowrider
Worked for me the last 20yrs.
Like mtnlvr stated,have the bike level & just keep pouring til you see the fluid reach the bottom of your opened derby cover.In other words the fluid should be just shy of overflowing out of the opened derby cover.
ORIGINAL: mtnlvr
With the bike level, fill 'er up to the bottom of the clutch spring. If you don't know what that is...wait till you get a manual or ask a friend to see theirs. Any model should be similar...not sure on Sporties though.
With the bike level, fill 'er up to the bottom of the clutch spring. If you don't know what that is...wait till you get a manual or ask a friend to see theirs. Any model should be similar...not sure on Sporties though.
Like mtnlvr stated,have the bike level & just keep pouring til you see the fluid reach the bottom of your opened derby cover.In other words the fluid should be just shy of overflowing out of the opened derby cover.
