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Im new to wrenching on a Harley, So I got a bunch of dumb questions.
Like Im going to yank the wheels of my Road Glide and do some switching wheels, when I get them ready to go back on, you men use Anti-seize or just bearing grease ?
thanks men, I appreciate you, Best/joe
Best anti seize for low temp applications is bearing grease. High temp use the high temp stuff. Service manual says use the high temp stuff which is plain stewpid.. That and the use of pipe dope on the drain plugs. It did take em a while to figure out that O rings work better if the o ring seat is machined.
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