Where is the dipstick on a Harley Davidson Softail?
Some years need to be checked with the bike level while others need to be checked on the kickstand. Like the bike’s position, the position of the dipstick varies as well. For Softails with the dipstick in Figure 7, place the dipstick onto the fill plug opening.
Where is the drain plug on a Harley Davidson Softail?
Locate the drain plug between the shocks on the bottom side of the transmission. It’s difficult to see and access, but with a 3/8″ ratchet, 6″-8″ extension, universal joint, and a 5/8″ socket, it can be removed. Place your drain pan underneath the bolt.
When did dipstick blow out on oil tank?
A gal friend of mine has a 2007 softtail….. I wasn’t there when this occured nor to see how much oil came out but i think she MUST OF been over full cause when I checked her level after a ride today, it was right on the hot full mark…I DO THINK HER OIL LEVEL WAS TOO HIGH AS NONE NEEDED TO BE ADDED….
How to change transmission fluid in a Harley Davidson Softail?
Use a 7/32″ Allen key or socket to start threading the plug, then switch to the 5/8″ socket. Final torque is 20 ft.-lbs. Figure 6. A small amount of metal shavings on the drain plug magnet is normal. Inspect the fill plug o-ring for damage and replace if necessary.
Where is the oil drain plug on a Softail?
On Softail models the engine oil drain plug is under the right side of the motorcycle’s frame, near the rear wheel. Dyna and Touring models have their oil drain plugs under the transmission housing.
Some years need to be checked with the bike level while others need to be checked on the kickstand. Like the bike’s position, the position of the dipstick varies as well. For Softails with the dipstick in Figure 7, place the dipstick onto the fill plug opening.
Where is the drain plug on a Harley Davidson Dyna?
Dyna and Touring models have their oil drain plugs under the transmission housing. Drain the engine oil into an oil pan. Replace the drain plug’s O-ring, then screw it into place after the oil has drained. Tighten the drain plug to 18 foot-pounds with a torque wrench.
Use a 7/32″ Allen key or socket to start threading the plug, then switch to the 5/8″ socket. Final torque is 20 ft.-lbs. Figure 6. A small amount of metal shavings on the drain plug magnet is normal. Inspect the fill plug o-ring for damage and replace if necessary.