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Old 12-09-2012, 09:46 PM
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Ok, here it is and I hope its adequate.

Turns out the guy with the bike (1998 Wide Glide) who is a long time biker buddy of mine is also a member of this forum and when I started taking pics he said "There's some guy on the Hd Forums, called Spanners and he said he was going to do a pictorial" Lol....small world eh?

So, first get the bike up on the stand and drain the primary fluid





It is useful to put rags under the primary at this point as its gonna get messy, how ever hard you try





And some cardboard to lay the parts on





I put Dr Phil to work removing the chain guards





Next off is the chain tensioner inspection cover





Then slacken the outer primary screws and put them in a pattern so you know which one goes where










If you put the outer primary on the cardboard oily side down, all the oil will have run off by the time you come to put it back on and its way less messy



This is what you see when the primary cover is off



Now is a good time to remove any traces of gasket from the inner primary

This is the starter jackshaft, undo the tab and remove the long bolt....take a picture or draw the assembly so it goes back in the right way around



It is also a good idea to undo the clutch adjuster at this point as you will need to readjust the clutch on reassembly



Undo the circlip and remove the adjuster plate



Followed by the clutch pushrod



Next comes the starter bolts, there are two of them and they require a "special tool" I just use a 3/8 extension and a 1/4 drive with an angle adapter taped up so it is flexible but doesn't sag







Jam the primary with a Delrin block or similar and with a long bar, undo the crankshaft nut



Here you can see the block in place and the alternator rotor



Keep the parts in order and look out for any spacers or shims that might be in there



Position the Delrin block ready to undo the clutch, do it at the crankshaft and you won't risk breaking the primary when it loads up as it can bunch the chain up against the outer edge of the inner primary if you do it at the clutch



Now go to part 2 as you can only load 20 pics per post.....
 

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Old 12-10-2012, 09:46 AM
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Why did you split into 4 different threads? They'll just get mixed about the forum. I'd put 'em all together.
 

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You can only have 20 pics per post but I will link them later today.
 
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Originally Posted by Spanners39
You can only have 20 pics per post but I will link them later today.
I'm not dissing you man but why didn't you simply post again in the same thread with the next set of pictures?

Excellent tutorial by the way.

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Very informative stuff right there. Thanks for posting ....x 4
 
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