The Fix Is In!!!
#231
Well here we are, day three of testing, tuning and riding. I think I'm finally wearing Mark ($tonecold) out with changing cams and being a test pilot. We should wrap up all the testing today and tomorrow Mark gets to take his 11 hour drive back home. He will be reporting the results once he gets home and a little time to get caught up.
#232
Sounds like you think it’s 💦, but it oil that has vaporized in the primary and condensed in the actuator pocket. It is needed for lubrication. If it accumulates to the point it’s over the mainshaft it should drain back to the primary.
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#233
I DID think it was 💦...... It sure looked like it to me from up here at my house, lol. That's why I included the "Not very bright" comment as a disclaimer!
#234
For those of us who don't know what exactly was done, can you post a picture of that area before you installed your fix? I have no frame of reference regarding what was installed.
From your original post, I'm guessing that's OEM?
And this is the fix?
From my perspective I can't tell what exactly was installed.
Great work btw, God knows HD wouldn't have stepped up to the plate on this one.
From your original post, I'm guessing that's OEM?
And this is the fix?
From my perspective I can't tell what exactly was installed.
Great work btw, God knows HD wouldn't have stepped up to the plate on this one.
Last edited by Mattbastard; 03-18-2018 at 12:06 PM.
#235
For those of us who don't know what exactly was done, can you post a picture of that area before you installed your fix? I have no frame of reference regarding what was installed.
From your original post, I'm guessing that's OEM?
And this is the fix?
From my perspective I can't tell what exactly was installed.
Great work btw, God knows HD wouldn't have stepped up to the plate on this one.
From your original post, I'm guessing that's OEM?
And this is the fix?
From my perspective I can't tell what exactly was installed.
Great work btw, God knows HD wouldn't have stepped up to the plate on this one.
I apparently haven’t taken any photos showing the whole transmission with the seal installed. I might be doing this to my ‘15 RG soon, if so I will get pictures from that perspective.
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#236
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#239
I'm not convinced that the MoCo even employees actual engineers. Judging by some of the crap they've produced over the last 100+ years, it seems like somebody just draws something that looks "good enough" and they go from there.
As for fixing the current crop of design defects in their bikes, once they find a way to do it for less than a buck per bike, they'll be on the case like stink on - well, you know!
As for fixing the current crop of design defects in their bikes, once they find a way to do it for less than a buck per bike, they'll be on the case like stink on - well, you know!
This is what turns off new owners who search these forums looking for useful info, instead they have to wade through s**t like this.
#240
Once again......Johnny one note...... bitch bitch bitch, nothing constructive to add to the forum. Over 4,000 post of the same crap over and over again.
This is what turns off new owners who search these forums looking for useful info, instead they have to wade through s**t like this.
This is what turns off new owners who search these forums looking for useful info, instead they have to wade through s**t like this.
Last edited by tbob; 03-19-2018 at 06:55 PM.