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I am redoing a 1984 Harley EVO FXRT Sport Glide. It is an early model 84 bike with the oil filter mounted under the transmission case.
I am now in the process of reassembling the bike and I want to make sure I get the oil line routing correct. I looked in the manual and it pretty much tells the story however I want to confirm I am reading it right.
I would appreciate it if some of you would look at the attached pictures and then tell me which lines go where. The in and out of the oil filter feed. The in and out of the oil tank. And the air vent tube on the oil tank.
Thanks in advance for your help! Much appreciated.
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