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Old 02-12-2016, 04:45 PM
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Had it routed like the previous cable but when I turn full left it is getting pinched at neck.



Where its rubbing. Any other routing ideas. I want to keep it close to factory routing. Maybe i missed something
 
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Old 02-12-2016, 05:18 PM
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Or does it go like this at the engine gaurd??
 
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Mine is similar to your first photo but I have it zip tied at the crash bar and again to to the main harness on a 2008 Ultra Classic
 
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zip ty clutch cable to the clamp at the red circle


 
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Ok. I'll try that
 
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Well after trying what was advised and extensive Google searching to try and find a pic of the left side engine gaurd, this is the correct way the cable runs, 3000 images of the right side,geez
 
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Here is my clutch cable.
 
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Thanks dude. That's the way I have it now. Don't remember it like that but oh well.
 
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Well after trying what was advised and extensive Google searching to try and find a pic of the left side engine gaurd, this is the correct way the cable runs, 3000 images of the right side,geez
Yeah That!!!
 
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Mine is going like yours, In front of the frame, behind the crash bar. When I went to full lock turn left the bolt head holding the cowbell started cutting the clear sheathing on the clutch cable. I tie wrapped it up to wire loom holder you circled. now it doesn't get cut.
 

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