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I am in the midst of replacing the shifter seal on my 07 FLHRS. When I removed the inner primary a small "bushing hit the floor.
There is an image attached...I can't locate it in my Service manual nor can I seem to find it online.
Any help would be appreciated.
You should be able to find it here... this is for a 2007 FLHRS... while the diagram shows all parts available on that year bikes... only the ones in the list will actually be used for your model..
It's the one that goes behind the primary chain tensioner.
Thanks Max.
Do you happen to know which way it faces? One side is flat and the other has what appears to be an inner sleeve that sticks out about 1/16"
Max is corect and there should be two...one in each bolt hole. Sometimes they stick to the tensioner and sometimes one or both falls off and go rolling off in different directions lol
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