Oil Line Options - Evo
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Cruiser
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Oil Line Options - Evo
I am prepping to install a replacement motor into my bike and thought it made good sense to replace these hoses as they seemed a little bulged near the cinch clamps.
63535-90
63538-92
63534-90
I think those are the correct part numbers for my '95 FXDWG, although I believe one is just the J-shaped transmission breather tube.
So, back to my question, are there any favourite kits out there I should stick with as Harley says they are unavailable or obsolete.
63535-90
63538-92
63534-90
I think those are the correct part numbers for my '95 FXDWG, although I believe one is just the J-shaped transmission breather tube.
So, back to my question, are there any favourite kits out there I should stick with as Harley says they are unavailable or obsolete.
Road Captain
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From: Galesville, WI
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/evo-c...my-1340-a.html
I got some good feedback on this subject a while back. May be some useful info in this thread for you.
I got some good feedback on this subject a while back. May be some useful info in this thread for you.
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From: Brighton, MI
Or just plain old 3/8 transmission line hose. Make sure it is for trans fluid. It will handle the heat and the oil. Can get at most auto parts stores. Just don't do too sharp of a bend. YD
Tourer
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I've got the lines from drag specialties and they are somewhat difficult to install as they aren't very flexible and one needs to be somewhat creative when trying to install them because of that.
For instance, I found it easier to remove the lines going to the oil filter housing, install the braided line from the tank to the filter, feed it through and then tighten the nut to the oil filter housing.
For instance, I found it easier to remove the lines going to the oil filter housing, install the braided line from the tank to the filter, feed it through and then tighten the nut to the oil filter housing.
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