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i got a 06 dyna superglide..i have been running the hd brand oil in all three holes.. im wanting to change to a syn. oil but im not wanting to drive 1 or 2 to get it..is there a good syn oil that works good in all 3 holes that would be safe to run that i can pick up at a autozone or maybe napa..also would i be able to get a oil filter as well, if so would anyone have a part number for the filter...thanks guys for any advice
i got a 06 dyna superglide..i have been running the hd brand oil in all three holes.. im wanting to change to a syn. oil but im not wanting to drive 1 or 2 to get it..is there a good syn oil that works good in all 3 holes that would be safe to run that i can pick up at a autozone or maybe napa..also would i be able to get a oil filter as well, if so would anyone have a part number for the filter...thanks guys for any advice
Dave,
I think i am changing to Redline oil on my next change,being a Sporty i only have 2 holes but i must say the Harley Syn 3 did not impress me after having the oil analysis done as it failed the vis test for 20W50 and came back more like 10W40.
Oil filters are very subjective and i currently have a "Pure Power" filter on mine which is very spendy for a filter though it is a well built piece.
Next dyno run it will be compared to a Napa filter to see if any claims are valid.
I believe the current HD filters are made by Purolater.
Heres a link for some filter views. http://s164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ers/?start=all
Cruise around my albums and see what you think,amazing how crappy some filters are !
well i was thinking about mobil 1 vtwin oil, i know i can get that at the local autozone but if i understand right i shouln't use it for the tranny..i was thinking i could use the mobil 1 75w90 gear oil in the tranny, now if i could pick up a good oil filter, i wouldnt have to drive very far every time i want to change the fluids in my bike..
now if i could pick up a good oil filter, i wouldnt have to drive very far every time i want to change the fluids in my bike..
You could always buy a few at time from an online discounter like Chicago HD.This way you always have some.
I just bought 4 black filters this time instead of chrome to save some money.They were like $7 each plus $7.50 for shipping.No tax.
is there a filter that i can go get at a local parts store.. im going to start using the mobil 1 vtwin 20w50 in the primary and crackcase and use the mobil 1 75w90 gear oil in the tranny.. all can be found here close to me. all i need is a part number for a good oil filter that i can find here close...thanks
Napa Gold 1348. Black in color, peel the stickers off the filter. 3/4" x 16tpi threads,
8 psi by-pass valve, anti-drain back valve, made by Wix. Very good quality. Same filter branded by Wix is 51348.
I think i am changing to Redline oil on my next change,being a Sporty i only have 2 holes but i must say the Harley Syn 3 did not impress me after having the oil analysis done as it failed the vis test for 20W50 and came back more like 10W40.
Oil filters are very subjective and i currently have a "Pure Power" filter on mine which is very spendy for a filter though it is a well built piece.
Next dyno run it will be compared to a Napa filter to see if any claims are valid.
I believe the current HD filters are made by Purolater.
Heres a link for some filter views. http://s164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ers/?start=all
Cruise around my albums and see what you think,amazing how crappy some filters are !
Who did the analysis? How many miles on the SYN3? The reason I ask is because after over 4K miles in the brutal South Florida heat, Blackstone sent me a report showing the SYN3 in great shape on viscosity, additives, etc.
[^^^serious questions, not trying to start a war.]
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