Hey guys,

So I have a pin hole leak on the side of my oil pan. 2009 FLHP. Don't ask, long story.Have to find a new Indy shop.....
My question is, can I remove this and replace? I'm pretty good in the garage, I know enough to get myself in trouble lol, but I think I have read a few things about a spring or some kind of a trick to get the pan off and on?? Any help greatly appreciated.....

 

Not permanent, but JB Weld it and ride.

Sorry don't have your main answer.

 

Find someone with a manual . Mine is an 06 and probably different but I can look

 

The jb weld aint a bad idea.. Get some brake clean squirt the crap out of it after draining the oil . then apply the jb weld

 

Mine says it will come out from the rear after all bolts are removed.

 

JB weld definitely works....I have a hole in my oil pan the size of a pea, I cut a bud light bottle cap to size and JB welded it over the hole....been on there for over a thousand miles with no issues...maybe i'll replace it in the winter, but maybe not ha

 

That's what I was wondering.... The JB Weld thing...... That was my first thought, I might try that.....

 

Read this ... It might help you make your decision

http://www.harley-davidson.com/app-c...ts/-J05714.PDF

 

there are also seal-sealing plugs at the auto parts store.

you drill a hole and tap it, then screw in the plug.

while stupid as all heck...I jb welded a gas tank leak 20 years ago...still holding

mike

 

Used to JB weld the primary covers on my dirt bikes all the time after a crash and the shifter would punch a hole in them. I'd try it for sure.