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Okay so I guess I am a lame duck when it comes to Harley Maintenance so I need some serious help. I have a '94 Sporty Hugger that is in a bad need for an oil change. I bought it used an never got a manual with it. I know I need to get one but until then I need some info.
1. Where the hell is the drain plug to drain the oil?
2. Does the engine and the transmission use the same oil?
3. I was told to use Mobile1 20w50 is this correct.
4. I got from reading above use 3 qts not the 3.6 that is listed in the specs, is this correct?
I have a lot of mile on this bike and would like to keep it running great so that my daughter (whole loves to ride with me) will get it when she is old enough. Please help. Thanks
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