New clutch suggestion?
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5th Gear
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From: Ontario, Canada
New clutch suggestion?
I am having slipping clutch issues with my 14 FLHTK. Its slips when accelerating, with revs climbing above 3500 RPM. Any suggestions on a new clutch, HD or aftermarket? My engine is making 120 ft lbs of torque from about 3000-4000 RPM. The bike has 72000 kms (about 45000 miles).
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5th Gear
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From: Ontario, Canada
The fluid was changed about 500km (300 mi) ago. I refilled with HD Formula+ trans/primary fluid. Thats what is specified in the manual and its all I have ever put in the bike
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Did it start slipping right after any modifications you made? If so, maybe a heavy spring will solve your problem.
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Agreed on changing the spring first. https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ch-spring.html
A little more pressure will likely take care of it without having to spend big money on a whole unit. I do not know which spring your bike would've come with though.
A little more pressure will likely take care of it without having to spend big money on a whole unit. I do not know which spring your bike would've come with though.