How Much Oil???
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2014 rad king flhr oil capacity
2014 ROAD KING USES ALL 4 QUARTS OF OIL.
I FILL OIL FILTER ABOUT1/5 FULL OD OIL [ AS U CANT FILL IT FULL OR IT WILL POUR OUT.] REST GOES IN FILL HOLE ON RIGHT SIDE OF BIKE.
POUR 3.5 QUARTS IN BIKE ,START BIKE RUN TO FILL ENGINE AND FILTER. POUR REST OF THE OIL IN BIKE. THIS WILL HELP ELIMINATE THE TOO FULL CONFUSION. Michael j. Ludowise.
ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING 2014 ROAD KING GIVE ME A SHOUT, LUDOWISESTUDIOS@GMAIL.COM
MANY STOCK PARTS FOR BIKE FOR SALE.
I FILL OIL FILTER ABOUT1/5 FULL OD OIL [ AS U CANT FILL IT FULL OR IT WILL POUR OUT.] REST GOES IN FILL HOLE ON RIGHT SIDE OF BIKE.
POUR 3.5 QUARTS IN BIKE ,START BIKE RUN TO FILL ENGINE AND FILTER. POUR REST OF THE OIL IN BIKE. THIS WILL HELP ELIMINATE THE TOO FULL CONFUSION. Michael j. Ludowise.
ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING 2014 ROAD KING GIVE ME A SHOUT, LUDOWISESTUDIOS@GMAIL.COM
MANY STOCK PARTS FOR BIKE FOR SALE.
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2014 ROAD KING USES ALL 4 QUARTS OF OIL.
I FILL OIL FILTER ABOUT1/5 FULL OD OIL [ AS U CANT FILL IT FULL OR IT WILL POUR OUT.] REST GOES IN FILL HOLE ON RIGHT SIDE OF BIKE.
POUR 3.5 QUARTS IN BIKE ,START BIKE RUN TO FILL ENGINE AND FILTER. POUR REST OF THE OIL IN BIKE. THIS WILL HELP ELIMINATE THE TOO FULL CONFUSION. Michael j. Ludowise.
ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING 2014 ROAD KING GIVE ME A SHOUT, LUDOWISESTUDIOS@GMAIL.COM
MANY STOCK PARTS FOR BIKE FOR SALE.
I FILL OIL FILTER ABOUT1/5 FULL OD OIL [ AS U CANT FILL IT FULL OR IT WILL POUR OUT.] REST GOES IN FILL HOLE ON RIGHT SIDE OF BIKE.
POUR 3.5 QUARTS IN BIKE ,START BIKE RUN TO FILL ENGINE AND FILTER. POUR REST OF THE OIL IN BIKE. THIS WILL HELP ELIMINATE THE TOO FULL CONFUSION. Michael j. Ludowise.
ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING 2014 ROAD KING GIVE ME A SHOUT, LUDOWISESTUDIOS@GMAIL.COM
MANY STOCK PARTS FOR BIKE FOR SALE.
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Now that would be a challenge, who can resurrect the oldest thread.
So many of us click to the new posts that we almost never see the OP unless the question being answered is unclear.
I suspect that it mostly happens when you search for a topic and then not paying attention to the OP date and not wanting to start a thread of your own, you post a current response and instantly an old post is once again at the top of the current activity.
Newer bikes 4 quarts, 38 ounces in the primary to make sure your compensator is wet. 88T, well mine took a short 4 once started.
Added, I suspect that Feb, 2007 may be as old as we can go. Prove me wrong.
So many of us click to the new posts that we almost never see the OP unless the question being answered is unclear.
I suspect that it mostly happens when you search for a topic and then not paying attention to the OP date and not wanting to start a thread of your own, you post a current response and instantly an old post is once again at the top of the current activity.
Newer bikes 4 quarts, 38 ounces in the primary to make sure your compensator is wet. 88T, well mine took a short 4 once started.
Added, I suspect that Feb, 2007 may be as old as we can go. Prove me wrong.
Last edited by son of the hounds; Mar 11, 2015 at 04:58 PM.
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Now that would be a challenge, who can resurrect the oldest thread.
So many of us click to the new posts that we almost never see the OP unless the question being answered is unclear.
I suspect that it mostly happens when you search for a topic and then not paying attention to the OP date and not wanting to start a thread of your own, you post a current response and instantly an old post is once again at the top of the current activity.
Newer bikes 4 quarts, 38 ounces in the primary to make sure your compensator is wet. 88T, well mine took a short 4 once started.
Added, I suspect that Feb, 2007 may be as old as we can go. Prove me wrong.
So many of us click to the new posts that we almost never see the OP unless the question being answered is unclear.
I suspect that it mostly happens when you search for a topic and then not paying attention to the OP date and not wanting to start a thread of your own, you post a current response and instantly an old post is once again at the top of the current activity.
Newer bikes 4 quarts, 38 ounces in the primary to make sure your compensator is wet. 88T, well mine took a short 4 once started.
Added, I suspect that Feb, 2007 may be as old as we can go. Prove me wrong.
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