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Old 03-23-2010, 05:58 AM
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getting ready to put new front motor mount on my 2006 fltr anyone done this any tips what kinda job is this thanks.
 
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It's not bad. You have to have a jack support the engine and to lift it up to get the mount out. Factory front mounts suck. You may want to check out the velva ride front mount or the mount from Glide Pro. The voltage regulator has to come off and it's a little tight, but not a hard job.
 
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First thing to do is GET A MANUAL!!!
 
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Like stated aboove it's not a hard job and the manual will help, and I say this not trying to be a dick. On my electra glide I think there was a certain way to install and line up/tighten the bolts to make sure it is correct. Good luck.
 
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Not trying to be a "DICK", but working on your own bike without a manual isn't very smart, screwing something up will cost a lot more than a manual.
 
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DTTJGlide. I agree.
 
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not trying to be a dick but have manual was just asking if anyone has done this on there own thanks in ohio.
 
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Sometimes I can be a Dick. I have a manual for my bike )
 
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You won't have any issues.
 
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