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Easy clutch installation

Discussion in 'Projects' started by Hot01, Jan 3, 2009.

  1. Hot01

    Hot01 Active Member

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    Hot01, Jan 3, 2009
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    Awesome!!! You probably could put alot of technicians to shame. Good stuff!!!:)
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    exellent!!!!!!!!! good job!!:D
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    It's also on Biker Chick Magazine now, in the Tech Tips section. I removed the part with the primary oil change, since that wasn't required. I already had a woman e-mail and ask if it was easy to do it on a Sportster. Is it? I don't have a clue.
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    :cheers: That is way cool there Abby. One hint if you ever change the tranny oil again, I drain it all out first then put the plug back in before putting the lift under it. Its a bit@h catching all the oil when draining it when on that kind of a lift, tried it once. :D Great job though, that is fantastic just jumping in there and doing it especially with your wrist barley back in action. I know of a lot of guys who would never attempt doing it but rather pay someone to do it. :)
    FLHTbiker, Jan 3, 2009
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    awesome job

    good clear pics and detailed. It is cool what ya can do with today's technology and then be able to post it for others to see.
    voodoo1, Jan 4, 2009
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