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Old Sep 24, 2007 | 09:14 PM
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ORIGINAL: JayFromPa












I've had it. I'm throwing myself off the first bridge I see

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Hay Jay.
Have your wife shoot a video
and post it here.

Sad thing is, all the info is in the





owners manual.




They threw one in when I bought my 06.

Service manual,of course,
outlines these procedures in detail.

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Old Sep 24, 2007 | 09:38 PM
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Or $60 from the dealership... Either way, you need it.

You also want to know what oil to use??? Peanut oil for the primary, baby oil for the engine, and KY jelly for the tranny...
 
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Old Sep 24, 2007 | 10:11 PM
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I had my first service done at the harley dealer,now i want to do it myself and have not bought a service manual,so can someone post a pic of a 07 lowrider and show all 3 holes and what oil to put in i am going with M1 instead of syn3,thanks in advance.
all 3 drain holes are under bike. small allen wrench will loosen them up. you can easily reach 2 from kickstand side and the 3rd from the other side. drain fluids from all 3 holes, and replace the plugs. you can even get new sealwashers from hd when you get your fluidds if you wanted to.remove the dipstick and pour your 3 qts of oil into the crankcase. replace dipstick. remove bigger allen plug/dipstick from top of transmission and pour in 1 qt of trans/primary oil, replace dipstick/plug again. remove big round primary cover, small torx bolts holding it on. get a funnel with a small spout and pour 1 qt trans/primary oil in it too. replace priamry cover, w/a new seal of course.only takes a few minutes to do. like everyone said you should get a manual but usually when you ask for help on this forum you get a straight answer instead of "buy the manual". by the way, if you do everything i say and your junk blows up i'm not responsable.
 
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Old Sep 25, 2007 | 02:56 AM
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ORIGINAL: DanielBoone

I had my first service done at the harley dealer,now i want to do it myself and have not bought a service manual,so can someone post a pic of a 07 lowrider and show all 3 holes and what oil to put in i am going with M1 instead of syn3,thanks in advance.
all 3 drain holes are under bike. small allen wrench will loosen them up. you can easily reach 2 from kickstand side and the 3rd from the other side. drain fluids from all 3 holes, and replace the plugs. you can even get new sealwashers from hd when you get your fluidds if you wanted to.remove the dipstick and pour your 3 qts of oil into the crankcase. replace dipstick. remove bigger allen plug/dipstick from top of transmission and pour in 1 qt of trans/primary oil, replace dipstick/plug again. remove big round primary cover, small torx bolts holding it on. get a funnel with a small spout and pour 1 qt trans/primary oil in it too. replace priamry cover, w/a new seal of course.only takes a few minutes to do. like everyone said you should get a manual but usually when you ask for help on this forum you get a straight answer instead of "buy the manual". by the way, if you do everything i say and your junk blows up i'm not responsable.
Nice too see a straight answer (not that "buy the manual" doesn't have it's merit... BUY THE MANUAL!), but by "primary cover" he means derby cover. It's the large round plate on the real primary cover. Adding oil with the primary cover off is like pouring a pint of beer into a glass that's been cut in half top to bottom.
 
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Old Sep 25, 2007 | 04:25 AM
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dont do nothing until you have the book.be sure this is what you want to do.
 
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Old Sep 25, 2007 | 07:11 PM
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how did some of you guys learn to phuk. waited for a manual i guess.
 
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