Service Manual
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Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Ct
I broke down and bought my service manual from the dealer. if I held out long enough I would got a deal on e-bay. but I got my parts book on e-bay and got a good deal. don't know how involved you want to get, but Fix My Hog is a excellent CD. things they show you makes the job a piece of cake.
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Road Captain
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From: Virginia Beach, VA
I thought $60 was a good price for the service manual. I would recommend getting it from the dealer.
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From: Nashville, TN
If ya don't find a HD service manual on ebay, go ahead and spend the $60 at bucks at the dealer. It will pay for itself many times over. Mine is so tattered from use, you would think it's 15 years old.
