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Posted this in the Sportster section and didn't get one response!! I guess most of the guys it that forum own new or later models. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Toronto Canada
Posts: 80
87 Sportster
Hi guys I'm looking to change out my tranny oil and I can't find my manual as I have recently moved. Just wondering where the tranny drain plug or hose is located?? Thanks in advance
From: Beautiful SW Missouri Ozark Mountain Country
The drain plug is on the underside of the chaincase. The filler plug is near the top of the chaincase and the lubricant level plug is located near the bottom of the chaincase cover as per the owners manual. Chaincase = primary cover.
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