How to get a long-stored Harley running again?
“IMO – 1st change the oil and filter as described above. Put a new AGM battery in it, drain the old gas by removing the rubber hose on the front of the tanks tank to tank. Refill with new gas and turn the key on. Listen for the fuel pump to start and stop, turn key off, and repeat. This time crank it up and let her idle a while.
What should I do with my Harley Davidson in the winter?
If you’re feeling obsessed, you can even rotate your tires by rolling your motorcycle slightly every few weeks. Whether you garage your bike or leave it outside during the winter months, a cover is a must. A proper motorcycle cover will keep dust off the bike and ensure moisture doesn’t get trapped underneath it.
Why are so many Harley Davidsons not being sold?
That’s all well and good, but where does that leave dealers? If the factory isn’t making many bikes, that means dealers can’t expect to have stocks replenished as bikes sell — around 70% of dealers in the US won’t receive any more new bikes this year, according to Beth Truett, director of product sales for H-D.
What should I do if my Harley Bike wont start?
“Has the engine been started or the crank turned since you took possession of the bike?” asks 2013 FLHTK. “Might want to remove the plugs, spray some fluid (Marvel Mystery Oil), place the bike in fourth gear, and move the rear wheel manually.” “Ain’t that complicated,” adds Notgrownup.
How do you time a Harley Davidson motorcycle?
Install a clear plastic timing hole plug to prevent oil splash. Connect the positive terminal of an inductive timing light to the positive battery terminal of the motorcycle. Connect the negative terminal of the timing light to the negative terminal of the battery.
Is it time to start a new Harley Davidson?
But despite what you might think, it’s not a good idea to jump on your dusty ride and immediately try to crank it up. This is especially true of any Harley that’s been sitting for more than a few months. A few years? You’ll want to do a little preventative maintenance first.