Missing snap ring on steering stem
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From: San Diego CA
I bought one but it is too thick. It seems like the lower tree was pressed a little too far down. I could sand this one down a little to make it fit
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https://shop.suburbanharley.com/oem-...RK_-_FXD_%26/y
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From: New Hampsha
Looks like it's slipping in the direction the circlip is supposed to prevent...
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From: Lawrenceville Ga.
The clip is used as a stop when the stem is pressed in initially.
Should not take over an hour or so depending on front end accessories to remove tree's
Use a hydraulic press and press deeper and install clip then press back to set proper depth.
Should not take over an hour or so depending on front end accessories to remove tree's
Use a hydraulic press and press deeper and install clip then press back to set proper depth.
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From: Nor Cal
Exactly 
... they should have put on the Ring before they pressed in the Stem 
The Stem get pressed in up through the bottom ... although more people unfortunately think it's the other direction and think the Ring is to keep it from coming "Back Out"
... they should have put on the Ring before they pressed in the Stem The Stem get pressed in up through the bottom ... although more people unfortunately think it's the other direction and think the Ring is to keep it from coming "Back Out"
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