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2000 flh
hey guys i need some knowledge and this is the best place to come to ok here we go i have a 2000 FLH and was wondering if a 1998 or a 1999 complete clutch hub interchange with the 2000 it has the complete hub - basket-friction plates-metal shim plates-pressure plate everything .i have one but not sure its interchangable . my clutch basket has a crack in so need to change before Ka-blouie Bang- Boom
thank you guys if you can help me out i would appreciate it
Dave
thank you guys if you can help me out i would appreciate it
Dave
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From: Phoenix '53, '88, '09 Big Twins
the 2000 uses 37550-98 clutch hub...so introduced in 1998.
the online parts manual is your friend, bookmark it
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche..../showmodel.asp
the clutch basket has a 36T version 37707-98A ($260)
and a 37T version 37846-99A ($350)
count the teeth to determine the one you want, or consider if you want a slight gearing change
mike
the online parts manual is your friend, bookmark it
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche..../showmodel.asp
the clutch basket has a 36T version 37707-98A ($260)
and a 37T version 37846-99A ($350)
count the teeth to determine the one you want, or consider if you want a slight gearing change
mike
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It also depends on whether they are both FI or carb bikes, the FI bikes 37 tooth pulley & carb bikes 36 tooth pulley for the primary chain. FI 24/37= 3.37 gearing, carb 25/36= 3.15 gearing.
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The parts finder I use, Ronnies HD, says the part # is the same37707-98, but the # for the 2000 is a 37707-98A. This usually means they will interchange, but the "A" means there is some kind of update, if there is a major change it gets a new part#. Price is the same for both.
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i'm confused. if you have to order the part anyway, why the question on interchangeability? just order the one for your bike
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skratch i asked because i found 2 complete clutch assemblies at a salvage motorcycle shop and its a whole lot cheaper than buying from Harley both of these are 150.00 complete with primary chain and even the tensioner is why i asked for interchangability one is off a 1998 other is off at 1999
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