What/whose manual should I get?
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You can go to the Harley web site parts section and look for the shop for your bike section.
Plug in the year and model and get all the parts for your bike. The results will be broken down by categories. One of those is manuals.
99483-07 service manual
Plug in the year and model and get all the parts for your bike. The results will be broken down by categories. One of those is manuals.
99483-07 service manual
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I would definately get the service and parts manual, I use the parts manual nearly as much as I use the service manual.
I also bought the electrical manual, not neccasary for most and I probably wouldn't have bought it had I known the service manual includes some basic electrical diagrams.
I also bought the electrical manual, not neccasary for most and I probably wouldn't have bought it had I known the service manual includes some basic electrical diagrams.
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From: Fennario
Gibby, I'd recommend getting both the Touring Service and Parts manuals for your model year. The parts manual gives you great illustrations of how things are assembled which isn't always clear in the service manual. And you get all the part numbers.
I'd go with the genuine MoCo manuals.
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I'd go with the genuine MoCo manuals.
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From: Fennario
MSRP $48, but $38.08 from Zanotti
2007 Touring Models Service Manual -- 99483-07
MSRP $60, and it's $45.96 from Zanotti
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I like my Harley-Davidson service manual. I have a bit of a problem sometimes finding information and a little disappointed the troubleshooting isn't a little more specific. Sometimes I think the information in the factory service manual assumes the reader is a service tech in most cases. The truth of the matter is the book would be a foot thick if it literally covered everything on the motorcycle.
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