1994 Electra Glide Tranny and engine oil drain plugs?
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1994 Electra Glide Tranny and engine oil drain plugs?
A friend traded around and got a 1994 Electra glide. He brought it over to use my lift and change the fluids. We are trying to figure out where the engine oil drain plug, and the tranny drain plug are located. I see 1 plug with a 5/8 head up in the front of the pan , but I only see one plug . A pic would be great. Its a lot different from my softail. Thanks in advance!
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Here ya go! Read post #4. Then twist your friend's arm to go buy the factory service manual if you or he are going to be servicing his bike in future!!!!
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Thank you very much grbrown. I will look again when I get back home. I saw the engine oil plug up in the front of the pan. Just didn't see the tranny drain plug.
I agree about the manual. That's first thing I told him, that if he plans to keep the bike and wants me to help him with it, he needs to go bite the bullet and get a service manual. I bought one the day I bought my heritage and no regrets. Its funny, the day I got my heritage, I had my uncle (RIP) with me. He was an old school biker. He said "if you don't stop in there at the Harley shop on the way home and get a service manual, I will kick your ***".. Haha I will never forget that.
I agree about the manual. That's first thing I told him, that if he plans to keep the bike and wants me to help him with it, he needs to go bite the bullet and get a service manual. I bought one the day I bought my heritage and no regrets. Its funny, the day I got my heritage, I had my uncle (RIP) with me. He was an old school biker. He said "if you don't stop in there at the Harley shop on the way home and get a service manual, I will kick your ***".. Haha I will never forget that.
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Thank you very much grbrown. I will look again when I get back home. I saw the engine oil plug up in the front of the pan. Just didn't see the tranny drain plug.
I agree about the manual. That's first thing I told him, that if he plans to keep the bike and wants me to help him with it, he needs to go bite the bullet and get a service manual. I bought one the day I bought my heritage and no regrets. Its funny, the day I got my heritage, I had my uncle (RIP) with me. He was an old school biker. He said "if you don't stop in there at the Harley shop on the way home and get a service manual, I will kick your ***".. Haha I will never forget that.
I agree about the manual. That's first thing I told him, that if he plans to keep the bike and wants me to help him with it, he needs to go bite the bullet and get a service manual. I bought one the day I bought my heritage and no regrets. Its funny, the day I got my heritage, I had my uncle (RIP) with me. He was an old school biker. He said "if you don't stop in there at the Harley shop on the way home and get a service manual, I will kick your ***".. Haha I will never forget that.
By the way got any pics?
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