73/74 Electra glide help? I知 a motorcycle noob
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Get some Kroil Oil. Works well, smells like Marvel Mystery oil.
You may want to use Marvel Mystery oil too.
Here are some good tips.
https://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/...a_stuck_engine
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...er-use-it.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...stery-oil.html
You may want to use Marvel Mystery oil too.
Here are some good tips.
https://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/...a_stuck_engine
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...er-use-it.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...stery-oil.html
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Lizy Alexander (05-24-2019)
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Lizy Alexander (05-24-2019)
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A 1974 FLH that is older than you've been alive.....okay young lady, perhaps you dad should be on here conversing with to the elders lol. Some on here still have 8mm film and VHS tapes.. However, I am impressed that you are willing to wrench and learn these old bikes. Good luck with the restoration... a lot of help on here.
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Lizy Alexander (05-24-2019)
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A 1974 FLH that is older than you've been alive.....okay young lady, perhaps you dad should be on here conversing with to the elders lol. Some on here still have 8mm film and VHS tapes.. However, I am impressed that you are willing to wrench and learn these old bikes. Good luck with the restoration... a lot of help on here.
And hey, I watched stuff on vhs when I was growing up!
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Frog Nuts (05-24-2019)
#26
Awww...now Hscic You know we would much rather be talking to a beautiful Young Lady.
And one that cares so much about working on a vintage Harley with history...how rare is this?
We have to keep Her interest here!
To answer Your question Lizy... about brake lever, see the chrome pin on top of the master cylinder assembly? that's what holds the lever in place.
Theres a circlip on the bottom of it..take that off ..then push up on the pin,then pull it out from the top side.
Having the parts book is a good thing, it has detailed pictures with part numbers,this makes hunting them on eBay easy.
Right.
Having to use a impact driver to remove Her air cleaner screws bothered me..has She been under water?
Remembering all the floods around Houston...Thats the reason I suggested looking in Her jugs first thing.
Using a penlight,remember? Yes that might be easier after Her tanks are off.
Wow..some of these words sounded bad..whoops, I gotta watch this i guess.
And one that cares so much about working on a vintage Harley with history...how rare is this?
We have to keep Her interest here!
To answer Your question Lizy... about brake lever, see the chrome pin on top of the master cylinder assembly? that's what holds the lever in place.
Theres a circlip on the bottom of it..take that off ..then push up on the pin,then pull it out from the top side.
Having the parts book is a good thing, it has detailed pictures with part numbers,this makes hunting them on eBay easy.
Right.
Having to use a impact driver to remove Her air cleaner screws bothered me..has She been under water?
Remembering all the floods around Houston...Thats the reason I suggested looking in Her jugs first thing.
Using a penlight,remember? Yes that might be easier after Her tanks are off.
Wow..some of these words sounded bad..whoops, I gotta watch this i guess.
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hscic (05-24-2019)
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Get some Kroil Oil. Works well, smells like Marvel Mystery oil.
You may want to use Marvel Mystery oil too.
Here are some good tips.
https://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/...a_stuck_engine
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...er-use-it.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...stery-oil.html
You may want to use Marvel Mystery oil too.
Here are some good tips.
https://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/...a_stuck_engine
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...er-use-it.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...stery-oil.html
Neat thanks!
#28
I am 16 years older than my bike and my bike is older than yours hahaha
Last edited by hscic; 05-24-2019 at 11:53 AM.
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Frog Nuts (05-24-2019)
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