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once again ANYONE KNOW HOW TO LOCK UP THE CASE ON A HARLEY???
well, its actually pretty easy.
you just drill a hole in the dipstick handle, and then use "safety wire" to secure it.
look into it. its easy, and while not a "lock" it will make it very difficult for someone to tamper with your oil, and if they do, it will be easy to notice.
Someones got it in for you. I would of put in a Police report. You might be able to collect on your Insurance . Or at least write off the expense of the repairs as a casuality loss on you Income Tax return. That punk **** sucks. People who do **** like that key your car cut tires are punk *** MF's got no ***** to call some one out. I feel for ya that sucks. Yea id be pissed off to. Hope you find out who did this.
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