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Old Jan 4, 2010 | 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by hog-doc
The allen bolt that is behind the clutch cable DOES NOT need to come off. It it for the bearing door not the end cover. Remove the bolts at the muffler hanger and the clamp (behind the heat shield) at tranny hanger and loosen the head flange bolts. Use a ball allen to remove the end cover.
The allen head bolt behind the clutch cable holds the exhaust bracket. The bracket does not bolt to the ehaust but uses a long hangar. This is why I may need to totally remove the exhaust. Was hoping I could remove the bracket and be able to wiggle enough room to get the cover off.
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Old Jan 4, 2010 | 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by BoomerBob
A pic would help but I use a short arm allen to get to the trans cover bolts. Then the cover slips right out. Don't need to move the exhaust at all.
May have to try that but it does not look like there is enough room. Thanks for the reply.
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Old Jan 4, 2010 | 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by dawg
If you are going to drop the entire side of the exhaust as opposed to loosening things, put the scoot wheels up onto 2x lumber and lean it way over onto the jiffy stand so you don't have to change the tranny fluid. Drop the one side of the dual exhaust. Pull the tranny side cover. Change cable. You will need one exhaust gasket and one side cover gasket. It is easier to use the proper sized snap ring pliers for the ring securing the ball and ramp assembly, but I have used needlenose pliers. It would also be a good time to throw in the 06 and later ball and ramp assembly that eases the clutch pull.
Thanks for the info. I ordered the easy pull clutch from Harley with the clutch cable and tranny gasket.
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Old Jan 4, 2010 | 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Watchfuliz
When I changed mine, I cut a 3/8" piece off of the correct size allen wrench and used an open in wrench to turn the shortened allen wrench. Once you get it broke loose you can finish removing it with your fingers. The only thing is you can't do a proper torque when you reinstall them though so be careful to not over tighten them.
Thaks for the info. I may try that.
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Old Apr 1, 2012 | 07:36 AM
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