Flhrci fork oil - FLHR - FLHRCI Road king Harley Davidson Motorcycles

Most SoftTails take 9-10 oz.

And, If you still needed an exploded view, here is a link that Ronnie's Harley has on the web

http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com/ronnies/showmodel.asp?Type=13&make=hdmc&a=276&b=51&c=0&d=1998%20FLHRCI%20ROAD%20KING%AE%20CLASSIC%20(FR)%20ELECTRICAL%20-%20SWITCHES%20W/%20CIRCUIT%20BREAKERS

First off, make sure you or whoever is doing the work is installing the correct seal in the proper direction. A seal put in backwards will leak like crazy. Also, make sure you're putting the correct amount of fork oil in once you get finished. There are usually two different quantities of oil listed. One is a "WET" quantity that you add when you simply drain the tubes and refill them. The other is a "DRY" quantity that you put in whenever you disassemble the tubes. I usually use 30 wt. fork oil. You shouldn't be having a problem unless you have something really bad wrong. The fork tube must be sized to fit the bushings inside the lower fork tube (slider) so the seals should work.

Good Luck
Steve

This is a percise amount of oil you need a service manual and a special tool to do this job correctly and safely, having different amounts in the forks can be catastrophic incase of bumps or evasive maneuvering.

Goes right in. Except be sure to check front fender light bolt. Had to cut many before.