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For guys with limited mechanical experience I'm not to tell you how it can be pulled off without doing the pushrods , it can be done and is by higher end mech's but can screw stuff up if not done exactly correct . For the average garage guy follow the advice given in here already it's sound .
The adjustable rods certainly seem to be the way to go. They would be nice to have in the event I wanted to change cams. I have told some if you have enough mechanical abilities to masterbate you can do it. THIS doesn`t sound to be one of them. bseg Ummm More reading and cking things and learning now BG Thanks Y`all WP
Are you talking about the timing cover on the right side of the engine? I took that off no problem without removing anything but the hall-effect timing plate.
Yes on right side as you sit on the bike. In the parts pics I `ve looked up I`ll have to content with the cam bushing to get this part changed to chrome. Thanks WP
[quote=TwiZted Biker;8752996 For the average garage guy follow the advice given in here already it's sound .[/quote]
I think I`m a bit above average LOL tho there days I question myself in that. With little experiance in HD`s Thinking it`s time to Listen to the sound advice Thank you for the help
I think I`m a bit above average LOL tho there days I question myself in that. With little experiance in HD`s Thinking it`s time to Listen to the sound advice Thank you for the help
WP
Bro Murphy gets a slice of everyone's *** sooner or later so I feel you believe me had my go rounds with him too .
Use a thin silver steel rod or similar to lift the cam end so that it lines up and the cover slides on....make sure none of the valves are fully open and it can be done.
Last edited by Spanners39; Aug 29, 2011 at 04:26 PM.
Make sure they are "ez install" pushrods. There are lots of adjustable pushrods out there that still require you to remove heads. The ez installs will save you that hassle.
Use a thin silver steel rod or similar to lift the cam end so that it lines up and the cover slides on....make sure none of the valves are fully open and it can be done.
Have decieded to wait on changing the cover till I tear the bike down for paint. Thats schudeled for Nov - Dec I`ll have more time to work at rather than getting in a hurry as I`m known to do. We ride almost year round here and I have another bike I just like having both ready if family or friends come for a visit. If ya have time would you please give me an idea where to position the steel rod? Thanks I do appreicate the help WP
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