2005 Heritage Classic Transmission Housing Replaement Cost/Hours
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Last edited by HDSoftail2005; 05-08-2023 at 08:57 AM.
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I would guess they shouldn't charge over an hour, unless they felt they needed to remove the shocks to gain proper access.....
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HDSoftail2005 (05-08-2023)
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Okay then there is no need to remove the transmission case to install the time-Sert? Just shocks?? I am guessing using some grease to trap the small shaving after drilling and vac out with shop vac will work? Maybe flush the transmission with some fluid as well might be also worth while??
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hattitude (05-08-2023)
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Okay then there is no need to remove the transmission case to install the time-Sert? Just shocks?? I am guessing using some grease to trap the small shaving after drilling and vac out with shop vac will work? Maybe flush the transmission with some fluid as well might be also worth while??
That's how I would do it... and I wouldn't pull the shocks if I could get it high enough on my lift table and I had a straight shot with the drill.....
I'd grease the drill bit, and flush with kerosene or diesel fuel when done....
Disclaimer: I'm no transmission expert, but I would feel comfortable installing a time sert in my trans plug area as outlined above...
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HDSoftail2005 (05-08-2023)
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In answer to your original question on 'how much labour hours' below is from the 2005 H-D Time Code Manual, this is a 'Guide' to how long H-D thinks various task and operations should take.
Dealers can use this to help estimate costs, but remember this is only a guide and assumes everything comes apart as it should and all parts are ready for replacement with not other work or repairs required, so a dealer will often have to schedule more time!
2005 Softail Time Code Manual
To replace the gear case you also need to allow for all the primary and exhaust gaskets & seals too, this on top off the gear case seals etc. that will need replacing, all the above mentioned alternatives will be by far cheaper in labour and parts!
Dealers can use this to help estimate costs, but remember this is only a guide and assumes everything comes apart as it should and all parts are ready for replacement with not other work or repairs required, so a dealer will often have to schedule more time!
2005 Softail Time Code Manual
To replace the gear case you also need to allow for all the primary and exhaust gaskets & seals too, this on top off the gear case seals etc. that will need replacing, all the above mentioned alternatives will be by far cheaper in labour and parts!
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HDSoftail2005 (05-09-2023)
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In answer to your original question on 'how much labour hours' below is from the 2005 H-D Time Code Manual, this is a 'Guide' to how long H-D thinks various task and operations should take.
Dealers can use this to help estimate costs, but remember this is only a guide and assumes everything comes apart as it should and all parts are ready for replacement with not other work or repairs required, so a dealer will often have to schedule more time!
2005 Softail Time Code Manual
To replace the gear case you also need to allow for all the primary and exhaust gaskets & seals too, this on top off the gear case seals etc. that will need replacing, all the above mentioned alternatives will be by far cheaper in labour and parts!
Dealers can use this to help estimate costs, but remember this is only a guide and assumes everything comes apart as it should and all parts are ready for replacement with not other work or repairs required, so a dealer will often have to schedule more time!
2005 Softail Time Code Manual
To replace the gear case you also need to allow for all the primary and exhaust gaskets & seals too, this on top off the gear case seals etc. that will need replacing, all the above mentioned alternatives will be by far cheaper in labour and parts!
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