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Old 02-14-2019, 05:04 PM
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My engine is in need of a rebuild or replacement. I found a used engine near me out of a dyna, Will it fit in my electra glide? Are there any differences in the engines?
 
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There are differences in year models concerning too many things to list (mostly internal), however none of them would be any issue at all, so long as you don't go from top breather to bottom breather or vice-versa. I don't think there's enough room to use the front mounted oil filter so you'd have to change/modify the oil pump inlet/outlet fittings to connect the FLH oil lines and fit the bracket between the heads to accommodate the top link adjuster. Otherwise, everything will bolt right in.
 

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If you like the bike and plan to keep it for a few years, treat yourself to an engine that will smoke the tires until you roll the throttle back. Like many of us here, you will never regret it my friend.
 
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Smokin tires. Yeah!
 
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Why do you think it's in need of rebuild or replace... What's up with it?
 
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Bike spoke to jim and said... I want a new motor
 
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Thanks for the replies.



Originally Posted by 98hotrodfatboy
Why do you think it's in need of rebuild or replace... What's up with it?
I did a compression test and the front cylinder is at 80psi and the rear is at 100psi. So the top end definitely needs attention, the bike has 100k miles on it so I didn't think it would be a wise idea to do any top end work without touching the bottom end. I have not done a leak down test because I have the primary off and don't have a good way to hold the engine from turning.
 
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Originally Posted by rizzo
If you like the bike and plan to keep it for a few years, treat yourself to an engine that will smoke the tires until you roll the throttle back. Like many of us here, you will never regret it my friend.
I would love to but I don't have 4k+ to throw at the bike right now.
 
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Originally Posted by FLHTC92
I would love to but I don't have 4k+ to throw at the bike right now.
Then maybe a top end refresh is in order.. the bottom should be ok as long as you don't pump the comp to hi...
 
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What is considered a refresh? Pistons, rings, valve seals, valve job?
The previous owner replaced the rings because he was in there doing head gaskets anyway but didn't hone the cylinders. He seemed to think the rear head gasket had blown again, said he could feel it pushing air out while it was running.
 


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