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david hamilton Posted on Mar 18, 2013

How to change front fork oil in 2005 flht std electra glide

Are the forks left to right different as in cartriodge or damper

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 23, 2009

SOURCE: how do i change the front fork oil in my 06 dyna

their is a Philip screw on the bottom of your fork remove it...and baby its in tight! some times its just easier to fit some vise grips on it. Will mar the screw head. But you can buy another one at HD..then unscrew the top of the fork. It takes a special tool or use a 1 inch wrench..Not common is average joe toolbox. Then you need to put 30 weight fork oil in ur bike. I dont have the amount off the top of my head i always look in service manual.

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Gar

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  • Posted on Jun 04, 2009

SOURCE: Front fork seal is leaking

Yep, drain the fork oil, raise the front wheel in the air, remove the front wheel and axle. The nut to remove the lower leg is at the bottom, hidden by the axle. If it still leaks after seal replacement your fork tubes and lower leg sliders are worn out. Reassemble and remove the top fork cap. Pour in the correct cc of fork oil and ride.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 15, 2009

SOURCE: NEED INSTUCTION ON HOW TO CHANGE FRONT FORK OIL ON

go on google and look up 2000 harley davidson manual and it will give you directions on how to change them.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 16, 2010

SOURCE: harley davidson flstc heritage softail 1997

The fork oil is a very specific job needing a manual and a special tool, I don't want to insult anyones mechanical knowledge but if you have never done it before, best to take somewhere else. Engine oil on the other hand is easy, the drain tube to any softail is on the right side by where the frame meets the swing arm, has somekind of plug in it. Start and run bike for a little while, long enough to get it warm but not hot. Remove fill plug and then remove plug in drain line. Using a peice of cardboard or something put in between filter and frame , directing the oil to your drain pan instead of where ever it goes. Put 1 qt oil back in (after everything is reinstalled) start the bike and make sure the oil light goes out, when it does shut bike off and fill to the point that when it is standing upright you get a little oil on the tip of your finger, over filling may result in loss of oil cap from pressure (been there)

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 28, 2010

SOURCE: where is drain

The Electra glide bikes usually have the oil tank on the bottom of the transmission. On the bottom of the oil, there are two drain plugs. The one in the center is the transmission drain. The one on the left side a bit forward is the oil drain.

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How do you change the fork oil on a 1994 electra glide?

make sure that there is no weight on front end carefully remove the big nuts on the top of forks they will have some tension on them because of the springs remove springs and pour fork oil in make sure u use the right grade of oil and do not over fill.as this will cause to much hydrulicing and blow ur new seals it is important that u get the oil level right good luck
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Fork oil capacity

2007 Touring Fork Oil Requirements

All models except Road King Damper Valve 10.8oz 319ML 5.59IN. 142MM
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How much oil in the front forks

2004 Touring Fork Oil Requirements

FORK MODEL TYPE and AMOUNT in OZ. ML IN. MM

Left FORK - All models except Road KingCartridge10.0 oz 295ML 4.21INCH 107mm

Road King Conventional 11.1oz 328ml 5.24inch 133mm



Right All modelsConventional11.1 oz 328ml 5.24inch 133mm



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Fork oil level in cartridge type forks is carefully measured from top of tube after pumping damper rod. Anydeviation from instructions can result in incorrect amount of fork oil. Incorrect amount of fork oil can adversely affect handling and lead to loss of vehicle control, which could result in death or serious injury.
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Wobble at above 65

Better start checking everything. depending on the severity of the wobble, it may just need something simple like a new tyre. But all of the following can cause a problem
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