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I just purchased a 2002 Electric Glide with a Screamin Eagle 6 speed. 3rd, 4th, and 6 gears are making a loud high pitched wineing sound, especially when in 6th gear. Does anyone have any information that might help me resolve this problem or is this a normal sound with this transmission?
welcome to the forums from so fla...i am sure you can get some info on your question if ya post it in the right section. off hand my first thought would be that it is NOT a normal condition. post a pic of your ride, we love pics here. again, welcome to the forums
Better place for this question is down in the tech section...good luck, I have no idea on your problem. If it's under warrantee, I'd ride it back and let them figure it out.
hi gregg,
welcome here and hope you enjoy the place. good luck on your tranny and if you go the the tech area you might get your answer quickly. send us a pic when you get a chance. stay safe
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