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Jul
11
I hope you guys can help me, maybe somebody has "run into" this before.
I bought a stock Harley-Davidson® Premium Oil Cooler Kit | '99-'06 Touring - part
#26082-05C, for my 2006 FLHTCI, E;ectra-Glide Classic. I have it all assembled and am ready to finish up and put the oil filter on it, but when I look at the new adapter, where the filter screws in, it doesn't look right.
The black part on the adapter is part of the adapter and not the gasket. The gasket is not sticking out anywhere, I believe it is installed properly. On the very left of the black "slot" on the adapter is a "passage" where oil can flow, but it looks pretty small. I would expect that that whole slot would be open for oil to flow, but only the very left portion of it is open, though the whole slot in about 1/4" deep...
I bought a stock Harley-Davidson® Premium Oil Cooler Kit | '99-'06 Touring - part
#26082-05C, for my 2006 FLHTCI, E;ectra-Glide Classic. I have it all assembled and am ready to finish up and put the oil filter on it, but when I look at the new adapter, where the filter screws in, it doesn't look right.
The black part on the adapter is part of the adapter and not the gasket. The gasket is not sticking out anywhere, I believe it is installed properly. On the very left of the black "slot" on the adapter is a "passage" where oil can flow, but it looks pretty small. I would expect that that whole slot would be open for oil to flow, but only the very left portion of it is open, though the whole slot in about 1/4" deep...
Jul
01
Hello my 2006 street glide will stall when warm at idle. I've put the cvp carb kit in it. I used the 48 pilot jet and the 190 main, and replaced the slide with one theirs. My idle screw is out about 2 turns, I have no back fires when given throttle. I have replaced the intake seals once already to try to fix this problem with my old tune. Nothing changed. Any help would be great!
Jun
23
Saddened to report my big brother Charlie46 suffered what the doctor called "Instant Cardiac Death" Saturday morning BUT so far he's hanging tough. He rode to breakfast and got of the bike went inside Panera Bread sat and went down. The police and ambulance was there within a few minute and after three shocks they got his started again but put him on a ventilator. He's in the hospital and in an induced coma. Today they are trying to bring him out of it and hopefully get an brain EKG. Other than running a Fever (supposed to be a negative sign) his other vitals are good. This after noon hopefully the EKG is done and they found him dreaming of riding with a naked fashion model.
Jun
13
Well It sounds like all is doing ok after this whole Scamdemic thing, which is awesome. I'm getting ready to do my first Auto Tune session with my wife's bike. No mods on the engine but I just want the bike to run optimal. I did have to check on some things that required to set some gauges so I can get some Real Time data to either confirm or deny what it is that I thought was going on.
About a week ago I was out riding her bike and it was particularly hot out. Her bike just felt extra sluggish since it is a stock bike at this point. I pulled the plugs and I wasn't impressed with what I saw. Now the Old JohnnyBiker would have just started changing stuff and really take the time to actually diagnose it. Not this time. This time I used the tool that I invested in to assist and it did it...
About a week ago I was out riding her bike and it was particularly hot out. Her bike just felt extra sluggish since it is a stock bike at this point. I pulled the plugs and I wasn't impressed with what I saw. Now the Old JohnnyBiker would have just started changing stuff and really take the time to actually diagnose it. Not this time. This time I used the tool that I invested in to assist and it did it...
May
11
Purty durn quiet in here, y'all got the 'rona?
Or did yer gov'nor's all restrict motorcycle posting too!
Or did yer gov'nor's all restrict motorcycle posting too!
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