Torque specs
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From: N.W. Arkansas
It's one thing to change oil, but you really should obtain a factory service manual when performing work of a nature that could affect your safety. Not trying to be 'that guy', but just some friendly advice
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From: NY
no worries very much appreciated especially safety tips... will have to look for a manual to pickup and check it out
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If that stem nut is too loose. front end will wobble on deceleration. If too tight, you could damage the head bearings. Agree with the others, get the HD factory service manual, accept no substitutes.
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From: Indianapolis
Here is a link to the part numbers for the currently available Harley service manuals-
https://shop.newcastlehd.com/sites/d...literature.pdf
https://shop.newcastlehd.com/sites/d...literature.pdf
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You can get them at your local dealer, or from on-line dealers. Beware the ones you see advertised on Ebay as the prices are inflated, even for secondhand ones, and higher than you'll pay locally for a new one.