Rear Pulley
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Tourer
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Rear Pulley
Does anyone know the difference between a 40117-00 and a 40217-04 pulley. I have a 2005 Ultra and parts books calls for the 40217-04. Both are 70 tooth and 1 1/8". I don't have the wheel off but they look the same. If I can verify they are I am going to send the loose pulley to the chrome shop. Thanks in advance.
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40217-00 SPROCKET ASSY, REAR BELT DRIVE, 70T, BLK $165.00
40217-04 SPROCKET, FINAL DRIVE, 70T $171.00
One says black and is cheaper, that's all I can tell by running them
without having a look see
40217-04 SPROCKET, FINAL DRIVE, 70T $171.00
One says black and is cheaper, that's all I can tell by running them
without having a look see
Cruiser
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I have just removed the rear pulley from a cast rear wheel assembly from a 2005 Ultra. The part no. is 40117-00. If you need pics, let me know. Also, (shameless plug time) the pulley is available in the classified touring section.
Dennis
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If the 00 pulley is 1 1/8" it didn't come on a touring bike as they used a 1 1/2" belt, it may be for a softail or something. You'll just have to measure the offset on the pulley to see if it will work, the bolt pattern is the same.
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Yeah this thread makes no sense to me. the last two numbers are the year release date. 00 bikes were 1 1/2" belts. Yet Dennis says he just removed a rear pulley from his 05 with 00 part number?
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