But I need torque specs for the inner, outer primary, swing arm and the rear axel. 2002 Electra Glide Classic. Please don't tell me to go buy a manual I don't have the fund's for that right now. Thanks in advance!

 

You don't have $60?

 

Send me a PM with your email address and I'll send you those sections out of your service manual.

 

I just paid to have my bike towed from Huntington WV to the north end of Columbus, OH plus the belt and the gaskets

 

That's one helluva tow

 

Probably enough $ in the tow bill to pay a dealer in WV to do it. Sorry to hear about your bad luck. If I had an older service manual I'd try to help you out. You should get one once you rebound from this. Look at it as another tool for the toolbox.

 

Sorry about your misfortune. Just courious how many miles on the bike/belt. Did it just break?

 

If nothing else get a Torque Values ready reference book. They sell them by year and it has all Harley models for that year. I use mine more than the service manual. The part number you need would be 99959-02 (Should be at least, I don't have any that far back but the ones I have are all part numbered like that). For anyone else just substitute the "02" with whatever year you own. These sell for about 10 bucks and everything is alphabetical so torque values are easy to find. While working as a dealer tech I would buy a new one each year when the new models came out.

 

There's a good size dealer right in Huntington though I think they are closed Sundays. Hope you had some form of roadside assistance to soften the blow, that would be killer at retail.

 

I am a dick. So I will say it. Ya ,you just got hit with a bill. But why didn't you have the manual alreaddy? I wouldn't touch this without a manual. But I am a *****.

I do side with you on, we don't always have the money. But unless you just bought this, you should have the manual. My new bike, I put it in the loan and left with it. Before you scream about interest, I made big payments.