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Old 04-20-2018, 12:35 PM
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I know I need a new starter and have watched several videos....but none are for my year/ model (05 Road King Custom). Do I have to pull the primary cover in order to remove starter? if not, its looks like pipe removal should do for clearance to remove starter. I am no mechanic by any means, but everything Ive seen so far doesn't necessarily scare me away from DIY....Harley dealer service is stupid expensive!!!
 
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yes.you have to remove the colt for the starter drive
 
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Old 04-23-2018, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 83spyder
I know I need a new starter and have watched several videos....but none are for my year/ model (05 Road King Custom). Do I have to pull the primary cover in order to remove starter? if not, its looks like pipe removal should do for clearance to remove starter. I am no mechanic by any means, but everything Ive seen so far doesn't necessarily scare me away from DIY....Harley dealer service is stupid expensive!!!
Your first expense should be a copy of the factory service manual. Your dealer can supply, or one of the discount Harley dealers. That will guide you through what needs to be done. However check first that your starter really does need replacement.
 
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