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This is my engine number but all the decoder bs I've been reading hasn't been helpful can anyone tell me what I have I know it's a twincam motor from what I've been told and the research I've done I believe it's an 06 fuel injected 88ci but out of what idk
Engine code FVW6673429:
FV = FLHT Electra Glide Standard
W = Twin Cam 88" Fuel Injected
6 = 2006
673429 = are the last six digits of the Electra Glide Standard VIN on the bike that engine was installed in at the factory.
Hi guys hope you can help i bought a aftermarket twin cam out of an 09 road glide but its an after market motor i cant figure out what it is primary side numbers are FS49634068. And on the right side under the cylinders 0770950773 thanks sorry if i have put this in the wrong spot newby
Hi guys hope you can help i bought a aftermarket twin cam out of an 09 road glide but its an after market motor i cant figure out what it is primary side numbers are FS49634068. And on the right side under the cylinders 0770950773 thanks sorry if i have put this in the wrong spot newby
Per the decoder I use, that engine number is not from an aftermarket engine. It was assigned to a fuel injected, 96" Twin Cam "A" engine. That engine came from the factory, installed in a 2009 FLTR Road Glide, with the last six digits of its VIN, "634068".
Engine Identification Number (EIN)= FS49634068
FS= FLTRI (Fuel Injected Road Glide)
4= 1584 ESPFI
9= 2009
634068= are the last six digits of the FLTR Road Glide VIN on the bike that engine was installed into at the factory.
Last edited by hattitude; Dec 18, 2023 at 08:22 PM.
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