Can anyone tell me IN DETAIL what is done for the 10,000 mile service on an 07 Heritage. Dealer's labor rates are getting out of site.
Think I can do most of the work myself but want to make sure everything is done that Harley requires.

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Bill in PA (Florida for now)

 

can't tell you off the top of my head, but look in your owners manual and it will tell you what to check....

 

THIRD SERVICE INTERVAL - 10,000 Miles

Inspect air cleaner and service as required.
Inspect brake fluid level and condition.
Inspect brake pads and discs for wear.
Adjust the clutch.
Inspect and lubricate control cables.
Inspect drive belt and sprockets. Adjust drive belt deflection if necessary.
Inspect electrical equipment and switch operation.
Replace oil filter and oil.
Inspect engine idle speed.
Inspect enrichener operation.
Inspect fuel lines, fuel fittings, fuel supply valves for leaks.
Lubricate jiffy stand.
Adjust primary chain.
Replace primary fluid and inspect fluid and drain plug.
Inspect spark plugs.
Inspect and service Springer® fork rocker bearings.
Adjust and lube steering head bearings.
Inspect throttle operation.
Set tire pressure and inspect tire for damage.
Replace and inspect transmission fluid.
Inspect windshield bushings.
Inspect oil and brake lines for leaks.
Torque all critical fasteners.
Road test.<BR
***Front fork oil is replaced at 20,000 mile service.
Fuel filter is replaced at 25,000 mile service.

 

A lot of dealer sites have a service check list on them as well.

 

Heres what my dealer does:

[ul][*]Change engine oil & filter.[*]Inspect air cleaner and service as required.[*]Change primary chaincase lubricant and clean magnetic drain plug.[*]Check/adjust primary chain.[*]Check clutch adjustment.[*]Change transmission lubricant and clean the magnetic drain plug.[*]Check and adjust belt.[*]Lube the speedometer cable.[*]Inspect brake pads and discs for wear.[*]Check brake fluid reservoir levels and condition.[*]Inspect oil lines and brake system for leaks.[*]Lubricate the following: front brake hand lever, throttle control cables, throttle, clutch control cable/hand lever and jiffy stand.[*]Lubricate and adjust steering head bearings.[*]Check engine idle speed adjustment.[*]Check, adjust operation of enrichener.[*]Inspect fuel valve, lines and fittings for leaks.[*]Check operation of all electrical equipment and switches.[*]Check and clean battery connections.[*]Change spark plugs.[*]Check tire pressure and inspect tread.[*]Check wheel spoke tightness.[*]Check stabilizer links and engine mounts.[*]Check tightness of all critical fasteners: hand controls, brake system, axle nuts, front fork components, riser and handle bar fasteners.[*]Check ignition timing (XL only) and vacuum hose.[*]Road test. [/ul]

 

wfshaw
Go here enter your Vin. You may find you have a recall

https://www.harley-davidson.com/EX/M...bmLocale=en_US

Also I have the same bike same year and color. What modes have you done if any like Air intake, exhaust, Tuner kit etc.

 

looked in my service book .......... all it said was that it was going to be expensive []

 

Just checked at the dealer in Gettysburg and they quoted me $475.00 for the 10,000 miler

 

Airy,take a ride to Highland HD in Somerset, PA. They are some of the best around and I believe they charge $340 for the 10K service. Was just there today for my 5K service.That's a nice ride from Somerset to Gettysburg too.

 

Get a service manual for your bike and a good bike lift and do the work yourself. There is nothing hard or complicated about the 10K service. The service manual is very detailed and what steps are required. If you are still uneasy, purchase the DVD on softails from Fix My Hog for $40. They go thru every step of a service on the softail and explain it all and even get you written instructions in a pdf file so that you can refer to them as you do the service. I have 2 harleys and do all my own service except for the initial 1K one.