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Hello again, after play with compensator springs, ordering stock one the to findout it's Screamin Eagle upgrade. My final drive belt is my problem slippage causing the chain noise in primary. Who from or where would I get 137T belt? Recommendation would be appreciated.
. My final drive belt is my problem slippage causing the chain noise in primary. Who from or where would I get 137T belt? Recommendation would be appreciated.
I`d buy the OE belt ( $266.99 here)
Both the factory parts list and Dennis Kirk show your bike to be 139T
Not 137T
The H-D p/n is 40024-97
Last edited by eighteight; Jul 2, 2025 at 05:21 AM.
Another vote for the factory/ OEM belt. Not a job you want to do again because you saved 20 bucks at Billy-bob's Cheap-*** Belt Company lol...you know the saying...buy once cry once.
If your drive belt is/was slipping that badly, you should inspect both the trans pulley and the rear wheel pulley. I would suspect that one or both may need replacement too.
The Harley OEM belts are one of the things that HD does well. I would replace with OEM like others have suggested.
OEM belt and make sure you don’t kink it while handling for install, the instructions warn against folding it below a certain radius to prevent damaging it.
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