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That part looks to be galvanized. I have never seen that material used on a harley. I think you might have gotten a part from something else mixed in with your take offs on the bench.
Oh my. I haven't seen one of those in a long time. It's a GRS. After you knock out the gremlin with your bell, you keep it in in this container until you can find an approved disposal service. Yup, it's a Gremlin Retention System.
Oh my. I haven't seen one of those in a long time. It's a GRS. After you knock out the gremlin with your bell, you keep it in in this container until you can find an approved disposal service. Yup, it's a Gremlin Retention System.
Was a similar quiz on here a few months ago - someone immediately spotted it as a part of an outboard engine (which it was)... So, look around your garage and see what other equipment is in there, you'll figure it out.
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Where does this part go?!
