32 or 40 ounces of primary oil?
#1
32 or 40 ounces of primary oil?
Okay, H-D service manual for my '12 Slim says to fill the primary with the following amount of oil (I just swapped out the cover):
32 oz wet
40 oz dry
Huh? What is that supposed to mean? If I drain the oil, swap out the primary cover... Is it now considered wet or dry?
32 oz wet
40 oz dry
Huh? What is that supposed to mean? If I drain the oil, swap out the primary cover... Is it now considered wet or dry?
#4
Forget about wet, dry, how many ounces...
If you know how to check the lube level in the primary, you don`t have to remember how much to put in, or worry about wet, dry or any of that unnecessary stuff...
Knowing how many ounces the primary takes won`t help you if you are on the road somewhere, spot a small leak, and you want to check to see if the level is correct....
Stand the bike upright.
Add lube until it touches the outside diameter of the clutch shell.
Same for every Harley big twin wet clutch.
If you know how to check the lube level in the primary, you don`t have to remember how much to put in, or worry about wet, dry or any of that unnecessary stuff...
Knowing how many ounces the primary takes won`t help you if you are on the road somewhere, spot a small leak, and you want to check to see if the level is correct....
Stand the bike upright.
Add lube until it touches the outside diameter of the clutch shell.
Same for every Harley big twin wet clutch.
Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; 03-09-2013 at 08:55 AM.
#5
That, and all the dire warnings I've seen about overfilling
#6
Forget about wet, dry, how many ounces...
If you know how to check the lube level in the primary, you don`t have to remember how much to put in, or worry about wet, dry or any of that unnecessary stuff...
Knowing how many ounces the primary takes won`t help you if you are on the road somewhere, spot a small leak, and you want to check to see if the level is correct....
Stand the bike upright.
Add lube until it touches the outside diameter of the clutch shell.
Same for every Harley big twin wet clutch.
If you know how to check the lube level in the primary, you don`t have to remember how much to put in, or worry about wet, dry or any of that unnecessary stuff...
Knowing how many ounces the primary takes won`t help you if you are on the road somewhere, spot a small leak, and you want to check to see if the level is correct....
Stand the bike upright.
Add lube until it touches the outside diameter of the clutch shell.
Same for every Harley big twin wet clutch.
+1,, the correct way to do it...
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