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DGAKLE 05-09-2008 06:07 AM

Chrome fork sliders
 
I have an 07 Fatboy. Does anybody know how much fork oil is needed in each side when replacing the sliders. Also is a spring compressor really needed if the bike is lifted off the ground. I've removed them without
one other bikes.

1Coastie 05-09-2008 10:05 AM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
Bump

1Coastie 05-09-2008 12:55 PM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
Bump

Mike NY 05-09-2008 03:12 PM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
I think i used 11.5oz in my 06 Deluxe. I can check the manual (at work right now)

Also, there is no need to remove the Springs when changing just the Sliders. You remove the entire Fork but the Spring stays in the tube.

The manual tells you how to totally disassemble the Forks which includes taking the Spring out only if you plan on replacing the Springs.

I did it over the Winter and it's not really hard once you get things disassembled, like the Headlight and tins.

josegloom 06-02-2008 01:08 PM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
Hey Mike,
Nice looking Heritage. I just picked up '99Heritage Sheetmetal to put on my '96 FXSTC,now I need to find a front end and some laced wheels.

ktm_scott 06-02-2008 08:08 PM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
What did the service manual say?:D

Mike NY 06-02-2008 08:55 PM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
Quote:

ORIGINAL: ktm_scott

What did the service manual say?:D

Ha !! Sorry, I forgot to come back to this thread...Hey I have kids ya know and my son wants to play catch as soon as I walk in the door..

The Manual says 12.9 oz



Mike
NY

Mike NY 06-02-2008 08:56 PM

RE: Chrome fork sliders
 
Quote:

ORIGINAL: josegloom

Hey Mike,
Nice looking Heritage. I just picked up '99Heritage Sheetmetal to put on my '96 FXSTC,now I need to find a front end and some laced wheels.

It's a Deluxe....

That's quite a change for an FX style bike...



Mike
NY


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