Does Harley 103 have compression release?
The Twin Cam 103 is equipped with automatic compression release.
What year did the 103 Harley come out?
The company released 103 cu in (1,690 cc) for 2010 Electra Glide Ultra Limited models, and later for 2012 Softail models and 110 cu in (1,801 cc) for Screamin’ Eagle/CVO Models.
What year did the Street Bob get the 103?
2013
With the 2013 Street Bob® model a part of our H-D1™ Factory Customization program, you can easily personalize your bobber custom. Tell us how you want it and we’ll build it for you, straight from the factory—including stepping up your engine to a Twin Cam 103™.
What engine is the Harley 103?
The Twin Cam 96 displaces 96.7 cu in (1,584 cc). The company released 103 cu in (1,690 cc) for 2010 Electra Glide Ultra Limited models, and later for 2012 Softail models and 110 cu in (1,801 cc) for Screamin’ Eagle/CVO Models.
Is there a compression release on a Harley Davidson 103?
Timing that’s too advanced can cause the same issue. 103’s are available from the factory now and no compression releases are on them, however, it seems that with the 255 cams, it is. Not with Woods cams. What compression are you running? Are you running an oil cooler? You could install electric compression releases rather then manual.
Where is the ACR on a Harley 103?
Checked all the setting, good. Talked to Chris and he pointed back to the combination ACR and east start cam. Was wondering if anybody has disconnected the ACR on their 103’s. And how much of a job would it be since they are located under the gas tank.
Why does my Harley Davidson 103 not start?
Do not know my compression ratio, and do not have an oil cooler on it. The bike runs great, just does not start well, right after shut down like at a gas fill up. After 30 minute shut down normally starts fine. Factory 103’s come with automatic compression releases and oil coolers.
Is there a warranty on a Harley Davidson 103?
The dealer has a heavy duty starter on order and is going to replace it under warranty. According to HD, no releases are necessary with the stage 1 103 kit. I don’t believe this.
Timing that’s too advanced can cause the same issue. 103’s are available from the factory now and no compression releases are on them, however, it seems that with the 255 cams, it is. Not with Woods cams. What compression are you running? Are you running an oil cooler? You could install electric compression releases rather then manual.
Do not know my compression ratio, and do not have an oil cooler on it. The bike runs great, just does not start well, right after shut down like at a gas fill up. After 30 minute shut down normally starts fine. Factory 103’s come with automatic compression releases and oil coolers.
Is the 103 engine in a road King Bad?
I had my dealer put the 103 Stage ii Kit in my 09 Road King a couple of years ago and when the engine is hot, it starts awful. Have already replaced the starter clutch, and now sounds like its bad again. Was not advised to use compression releases and too dumb to know better. This kit comes with the SE-255 cams.
The dealer has a heavy duty starter on order and is going to replace it under warranty. According to HD, no releases are necessary with the stage 1 103 kit. I don’t believe this.