How to fix a front wheel on a Harley Davidson?
Hold the axle on the right side and locate the ABS sensor so that it is slightly rotated off of the lower leg. Now tighten to 70-75 ft. lbs. Before tightening the pinch bolts on the right, lower slider; it is important that you push in on the slider until it is against the right side spacer. Then, torque the pinch bolts 18 to 22 ft. lbs.
What are the front wheel bearings on a Harley Davidson?
It is a different color than the other three wheel bearings on this motorcycle. This bearing is, actually, magnetized to work in conjunction with the ABS sensor/pickup. If front wheel bearings are to be replaced, it is very important that the correct bearings are used -and- used in the correct location.
How big are the pinch bolts on a Harley?
Before tightening the pinch bolts on the right, lower slider; it is important that you push in on the slider until it is against the right side spacer. Then, torque the pinch bolts 18 to 22 ft. lbs.
How big is the socket for the caliper on a Harley?
Tighten the caliper mounting hardware 28 to 38 ft. lbs. The correct socket for these caliper mounting bolts is 10mm 12 point. You can also use the box end of a 10mm combination wrench.
What do you use to adjust rear axle on Harley Davidson?
Perfectly align your rear axle and swingarm using a variety of axle adjusters, including adjuster plates, axle locators and adjuster bolts. Replacement axle nuts are always handy in case of failures, and axle spacers will help you get the front and rear wheel alignment just right on a custom build.
What kind of axles does a Harley Davidson use?
We carry a wide selection of front axles, rear axles and axle parts that keep your bike running stable and strong, and look great doing it. Take your pick of axles from the best Harley aftermarket parts manufacturers for form and function.
What causes the front tire to be removed on a Harley Davidson?
The front wheel of your Harley Davidson will be removed many times throughout the lifespan of the motorcycle. The most common reason for removal, of course, is tire replacement. Other reasons include: fork fluid replacement, wheel bearing inspection/replacement, rotor replacement; or possibly for ease of fender removal, or cleaning.
Can a hydraulic jack be used to lift a motorcycle?
If you don’t have a center stand or one is not available for your bike, you can use a hydraulic motorcycle jack under your skid plate to lift the bike. Just be sure to never lift the bike with its weight on the exhaust system. The exhaust is not built to bear the weight and could be crushed or damaged.