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Does anyone know if there is a service manual online for a 2010 touring, or if some one could post the cam removal and install pages. Going to do my cams tonight and would hate to buy the book just for that. Thanks
I called my local dealer and they didnt have it in stock and i want to do the install now! I dont post much at all but sometimes glance over stuff on here. I have been on other forums and everyone seems to help each other out and not trash talk someone for asking a question. There is no reason to be a dick.
I called my local dealer and they didnt have it in stock and i want to do the install now! I dont post much at all but sometimes glance over stuff on here. I have been on other forums and everyone seems to help each other out and not trash talk someone for asking a question. There is no reason to be a dick.
Then maybe you should go post your question on one of the other forums?
Then maybe you should go post your question on one of the other forums?
JohnX, now you've gone and rustled feeathers. You better find a shop with a manual fast because by tomorrow your name will probably be on the "no manual for you" list at dealers across the country. Now the only way you will probably get a manual is to buy the 2011 manual, you're banned from the 2010 but they'll let you have the 2011 because you don't own one. Then just take your bike into another dealer and trade up to the new model. See, problem solved, you don't need to waste any more time on your cam change.
Does anyone know if there is a service manual online for a 2010 touring, or if some one could post the cam removal and install pages. Going to do my cams tonight and would hate to buy the book just for that. Thanks
Originally Posted by johnx121
I called my local dealer and they didnt have it in stock and i want to do the install now! I dont post much at all but sometimes glance over stuff on here. I have been on other forums and everyone seems to help each other out and not trash talk someone for asking a question. There is no reason to be a dick.
Nobody likes to waste $$$. I believe your true sentiments about the SM are reflected in your original post.
HD's SM doesn't provide a single, consolidated procedure for doing a cam swap. Instead, it uses a series of steps (e.g. remove exhaust, tank, etc.) rather than repeating them for a cam swap, cylinder removal, etc.
As for wanting to the job "now," best wishes to you. Haste and impatience have never been my friend when working on my bike.
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