SE Heavy Breather Help
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SE Heavy Breather Help
Just finished installing SE Heavy Breather on 09 softail custom.In the instructions it said to remove and discard the induction module bracket I couldnt find this also what to do with the wire plug that hangs down that was previously pluged into the back of the stock A/C one more thing the breather plugs are they supposed to be a little loose or fit real tight.any help would be greatly appretiated sense i dont have a service manual
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Just finished installing SE Heavy Breather on 09 softail custom.In the instructions it said to remove and discard the induction module bracket I couldnt find this also what to do with the wire plug that hangs down that was previously pluged into the back of the stock A/C one more thing the breather plugs are they supposed to be a little loose or fit real tight.any help would be greatly appretiated sense i dont have a service manual
Only tourers have the bracket?
The wire plug is not needed and can be zip tied in back of the filter.
The plugs will be pretty snug but do function as a pressure release. a little oil will occasionally seep from them.
hope this helps
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The plugs should be snug and not leak. There are holes from the breather bolts to the main intake tube for pressure control and for any oil coming through the bolts to be drawn into the throttle body. If they leak, the rubber O-rings aren't fitting properly or you forgot to rub some oil on them before installing them.
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