Tourpak rubber seal replacment ??

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Jun 19, 2009 | 01:17 PM

garyhendley

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Tourpak rubber seal replacment ??

anyone know where to get the replacement rubber seal on the king tourpak
besides harley ??

Jun 19, 2009 | 01:22 PM

soos

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Didn't you just ask this? How much cheaper do you want to get it? It's HD's tourpak isn't it?

Jun 19, 2009 | 02:14 PM

Dr.Hess

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Dang, doode. Ten bucks from the dealer? How much are you trying to save? Go on over to Glendale HD and get one. Or go through McMaster-Carr's catalog until you find something you like better.

Jun 19, 2009 | 03:39 PM

garyhendley

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when i called glendale harley they said it was about $40.00 and they would have

to order it i was trying to find something in stock i will try mcmaster carrs thanks

for the tip and ride safe and last yep it is a harley king tourpak i bought at the

long beach cycle swapmeet for $150.00 and its cam with great looking chrome rails

all around and lighting on the rear and sides thanks again

Jun 19, 2009 | 05:31 PM

Jerry L

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The seal (or gasket as HD calls it) is PN 53415-83 or 53415-83A for my 2000 FLHTC. I bought one and paid about $12. I checked Zanotti's and Chicago but they didn't list it, but google shows Biker Bobs has one for $9.50. Don't know if this is pn for your newer bike tho as they changed the tourpak. Get the part number, or better yet, just ask Glendale to tell you which HD dealer has it in stock. Someone will. They only have to look on their database and see who has it in stock. It won't be $40!
Good luck.
Jerry

Jun 19, 2009 | 05:44 PM

garyhendley

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that great jerry l i will give them a try thanks again-ride safe

Jun 19, 2009 | 07:17 PM

Dr.Hess

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Well, for $40, I'd be looking around too. Ten bucks, just order it. Beware, though, that BikerBob's might list something but not have it or not be able to get it. On new stuff, that probably doesn't happen, but I couldn't get some older parts that the web page let me order.

I bought some foam seal for my saddle bag lids from Mcmaster.com. I don't remember the exact dimensions, but they have good stuff there. Just get some black weather stripping adhesive to put it on with, even if it has adhesive on it already. It helps.

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Jun 19, 2009 | 09:11 PM

soos

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Originally Posted by Jerry L

Get the part number, or better yet, just ask Glendale to tell you which HD dealer has it in stock. Someone will. They only have to look on their database and see who has it in stock. It won't be $40!
Good luck.
Jerry

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Originally Posted by garyhendley

that great jerry l i will give them a try thanks again-ride safe

Dayum, Doesn't anybody read the freakin' posts here? I just posted a link above in post #2 to a thread that garyhendley,the original poster started just a few days ago asking the same thing about the gasket. In that thread, dawg listed 14, count them 14 dealers that had the part in stock!!!! Geez, read the posts.

Last edited by soos; Jun 19, 2009 at 09:20 PM.