Search for OEM part numbers
 

Are there any sites out there where you can look up MoCo part numbers for your bike?

Honestly? Just go buy the parts manual for your model. I promise you, if you do any work on your bike at all, you won't regret that small investment.

Having said that, sometimes (depending on the year & model) BikeBandit.com has a searchable database of many models of many different brands, including some Harley. Will they have yours? Hard to say, but give it a go and find out.

dawg... That site doesn't actually give you the part numbers. It's just for ordering from them.

I use jpcycles.com and select the model bike I'm finding parts for. When I get the correct part, in the description there is usually a "Replaces OEM part #: _______".

Once I get the part number I check their price against other online sites, then order which ever I decide. ;)

Actually, this site will. Add your parts to the cart and then go to checkout. The part numbers then show up. I use this all the time.

Bikebandit.com shows the part numbers and schematics for Harleys up through 2008. Click on OEM in the top banner and follow the links.

I tried that, (I use the site just looking over the schematics sometimes). I tried that, but when I had the part showing on the page I saw no part numbers. Maybe I didn't go thru enuff pages(?).

Ok, yeh it does show the part number. I just needed to go one page further. My bad! ;)

I used the Illinois hd site to get a pdf of the instruction sheet for HDs aftermarket parts. I used that to get the numbers for the kit breakdown on the last page. Helped me get the number for just the part I needed instead of buying a whole kit. Works for some apllications. ilharley.com Depends on what your looking for. Just sayin...

That microfiche page is an absolute Godsend. Good find Dawg.

+1 for Dawg. I have been looking for this for years. AND, today I found some part numbers I have been trying to find for a long time. Awesome.

Thank you immensely for the link. You aren't kidding, that is a godsend. We need to buy you a case of beer. :D

Another vote for getting a parts manual. Short money.

Dawg, Thank you. You are worth every penny that you get paid for being on this forum.

The problem with the parts manual is that I want to add a few parts from other touring models (flhx) to the Road King. I really don't want to buy a parts manual for a bike that I don't own. I used to get the part numbers from the dealers around. Now I have my own way.

Dawg, do you have a pay pal account where I can just send you money to buy beer or whatever you want to drink? I would gladly make a donation for this response...

Steve.

Marking for reference

Umm, I don't get paid to be on this forum. Wish I did. Do have a paypal account, do drink beer, but don't expect you to put money into it for me to drink. :icon_really:

I will kick some in too. He has helped me a ton and saved me a lot of money.

Dawg - I realize you don't get paid and you are worth every penny!

OOPS, looks like we must have taken the site down. Hopefully it will come back up.

When I have a question for a part number, I just go to my book shelf. I buy the manual and part catalog when or before I buy the bike.
I have part catalogs that date back to 1941. I have accessory books that date back to 1995. I read, not search On-Line.

Well then get your butt down here for vacation and I'll buy the suds plus pay for a taxi so we can do a good job of it too.

Again, my response is that I don't want to buy a parts book for every bike Harley makes when I just want a few parts from one to add to another. That is one of the reasons to buy a Harley, to customize it. I usually just ask my friendly parts guy, now I don't have to and I can find out what the thing I am thinking about doing will cost.

http://www.motorcycle-manual-download.com/index.php?main_page=product_free_shipping_i
 

http://www.motorcycle-manual-downloa...products_id=38

I found a manual to download for $15.00...check it out. I'm going to order one once I know if they have PDF access...

The genuine article doesn't cost much more, besides that link probably infringes HD copywrite. HDF has warnings about them! Either use one of the authorised on-line ones for nothing (there are several), as posted by SSJ, or get a legal book from your local friendly dealer!

Here's another...use drop menu(s) to select bike yr/model and then pic the parts...numbers appear as you navigate. Cheers!

http://www.goeharley-davidson.com/OEMpartfinder.htm

i used to use the one that dawg linked to (ronnies), but they didn't have a lot of the newer manuals loaded. then i found this one: http://www.granitestateharleystore.c...partfinder.htm

which has the 2014s loaded, including the cvo models. you just have to add a second step by inputting the resultant part number into another search for a discounted price as this site gives you the msrp for the part and not discounted like ronnies. but thats cool, as i never ordered from ronnies anyway....

the oem parts finder that iceman linked to includes the 2014s as well....

Try his link...www.shopronniesharleydavidson.com

Where does one find a parts manual for a particular year and model other than a dealership? My Google search is dry so far. Thanks.

seriously? did you read the thread? there are half a dozen links shown in posts above yours, check them out.

Here is another parts finder site like ROnnie's but shows the part numbers in in the lookup:

http://www.cyclecityltd.com/oempartfinder.htm#

Check signature. Simple and nice spare part finder! You can opt-in for hd microfiche as well. :icon_banana:

great looking bike butcher!..i picked the wrong week to stop amphetamines lol..great movie:D


what year and model ?? I may have a part number for you