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Old 09-15-2024, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by touchdown
We are not talking about a 2015 it's a 2019 may have changed of the years. I don't think a 2015 has a hydronic clutch anyway.
2015 had a hydraulic clutch and the exhaust is still in the way.
 
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On my 19SG I took off the rubber gasket strip that's on the bottom of the cover after loosening the cover and I was able to slide the cover out without loosening the pipes. When I put the cover back on I slid the rubber piece back on but I really don't think it's needed.
 

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Originally Posted by Rusty Springs
2015 had a hydraulic clutch and the exhaust is still in the way.
With FLH I do not need to remove exhaust .
 
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Old 09-15-2024, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Rounders
With FLH I do not need to remove exhaust .
I'm not sure about the stock pipes. I have a D&D Fatcat on a 2015 FLHTK. The pipes are just too close to the cover.
 
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My brother just did mine, you can loosen the tranny exhaust mount and pry the exhaust out enough to get the cover off.
 
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This is why I avoid 2014-2020. What a waste for Harley...
 
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Damn. I didn't think a few nuts and bolts were that big of a deal. My biggest bitch was paying for new exhaust gaskets.
 
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Originally Posted by aharleyrider
This is why I avoid 2014-2020. What a waste for Harley...
2015 the cover comes off, with exhaust on.

But what I don't like is it can fail. Given that I don't know if I would choose fluid. That said cables have lifespan.
 
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Just trim the cover - It ain't rocket surgery.
 
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Originally Posted by hardheaded
I am wondering if you could switch back to Dot 5 fluid ? This would be for the bikes that do not have ABS.
Seems that i read somewhere that the rubber pieces in the newer bikes could not handle the Dot 5. Has anyone done this ?
Don't do that. Bad idea. 5.1 works great.
 


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