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I just purchased a used 2008 FLSTC and after going through all the documentation and books the former owner gave me, I noticed the owner's manual that he gave me is for a 2009 FLSTC. I contacted the previous owner and he told me that's what the dealer gave him at time of purchase. It's a bit weird, isn't it? Anyway...
Should I be concerned? Are these two model years different or absolutely the same? Will the 2009 Owner's Manual provide me with the correct information for my 2008. Are the specs, features, functionality all the same between the two model years?
Last edited by user 6974208923; Sep 1, 2010 at 11:02 AM.
I bought a 09 new and the owners manual is a 08 caught it after I got home but they are the same
Originally Posted by Bikergeek
I just purchased a used 2008 FLSTC and after going through all the documentation and books the former owner gave me, I noticed the owner's manual that he gave me is for a 2009 FLSTC..........
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