I have a 2006 Dyna Wide Glide. Got stranded over the weekend and now I have the primary apart after checking everything out first. The rotor bolts have backed out causing stator failure. Maybe a stupid question, but having an 06 with 32k on it, would the MOCO reimburse for the parts or is it too late? I needed a battery anyway so I went ahead and replaced that and the VR too. Anyone have any experience with an older bike? It is a terrible design and I think they should stand behind that.

 

I think that you are dreaming .but you could ask .

 

Highly doubt MOCO will warranty anything that old. Also, the rotor bolts should be replaced with new bolts if they have ever been removed. Not sure if that's the case, but just FYI.

 

I have the stator and rotor you need, removed them from my 06 Super Glide with 800 miles on it when I did the SE compensator kit. Yours for $50 plus shipping. Parts are virtually new.
Hell I'll even tack weld the rotor bolts for you.

 

Way back in '06 and '07 I believe HD had a recall on the stators bolts, there were problems back then. Need to check your bikes history with recalls by VIN. The Harley website can/might be able to help out in finding if the recall has been done. As far as covering under warranty, I don't think that's going to happen.

 

I did and they acted like it's not a known issue. He did recommend I take it to a dealer for repairs and I laughed and said thanks.

 

I just bought the rotor and stator from Surdyke HD. 40356-06B. Looks like a one piece design.

 

Damn, I wish I would've seen this before I ordered the new stuff. I already have everything I need. Thanks for getting this on here though.

 

You are correct sir.

 

Just did a search on the "stators on 06 Dynas", quite a few folks here had the same problem with bolts backing out. The only thing you have against you is the age of the bike. Check out the responses, many called HD customer service, if this is the original stator/rotor you may be in luck. There is typically a high turnover in dealerships concerning service dept. people, especially service writers for a myriad of reasons. Do some homework and it might work out.