does anyone know of a good source to look up part numbers? i was thinking about just buying a parts manual for both my bikes but would rather find an online place to look. any ideas?

 

Not to hijack this thread but I was wondering if there is a web site that I can find fitment info on a part/accessory by doing a search on a part number? I often find parts on eBay that the seller doesn't know the year / model but has the part number. I have yet to find a site that I can find model/year fitment info on discontinued parts/accessories, searching by part number.

 

Zannotti or surdyke you can enter the part number and it will give you a description. Also enter the part no into google comes back with info as well.

As far as looking up part numbers, for accessories I go directly to the HD site but if its stock part numbers, that I dont know but would be interested as well.

 

ya my problem is finding the part numbers for stock replacement parts. for example i'm getting ready to replace the fuel line in my gas tank. can't find the part number to order replacement gaskets and screw from zanotti's

 

http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....?Type=12&A=549
Select the part and put in the shopping cart. P/N shows up in the shopping cart but you don't have to buy it.

 

THAT ^

 

Just had to do mine while on the road, (PINHOLE in gas line)
Charlie's HD 33015, Huntington WV. Had the parts and installed all new parts inside tank.
New lines, gaskets, O-rings, screws, filter, as Per below..


HERES the part and their NO#'s
fuel line-check valve/fuel filter & parts *clamp, 8mm 10222 $2.70
*Sealing Screws (10) #8-32 1311D $10.00
*Fuel filter 61001-01 $68.25 304-523-1340
*Gasket, Top Plate 61381-02 $6.10 Derrick- mech
*Check valve Assembly 62198-01A $31.70
*Fuel line tank to tank 62900-01D $43.65

Took 2hr labor to install and road test. then reset all codes..

Total cost was $337.00 Parts and Labor...

It was more than I thought, but being 500 miles from home,, I has happy to just get her fixed

Having to fill up every 80 miles just to keep her running got old, really fast..

Over-all Dereck the wrench did a great job on the bike and they took me right in and I was back on the road in a little over 2hrs..

I've since talked to several others who had the same Pinhole in the gas line Issue this summer..

Three wrench's I talked with at dealer near home all think the Ethanol gas it causing the Problem, and are seeing it more and more as time goes on.



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DING DING DING!!! we have a winner! that works perfect thanks!

 

daddy-o that site is perfect. oct1949 that takes care of everything i needed to be able to order my repair parts
thanks to you both

 

http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US