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Consideration when looking at bikes with 96ci or greater - 461 days old
Glider and I have been having a discussion about the run out problem on the larger 96 twin cam engines. I thought there may be some interest in the community about this information:
Originally Posted by tquentin1
Bad deal about Mike's engine. Glad the MoCo is doing right by him.
no oil pressure..... - Harley Davidson Community
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Oct 10th, 2009 01:36 PM
by Stevo4204
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Stage 1-2-3-4 Explained - 971 days old
Finally an explanation for the different stages of engines and what they involve.
Staging Your Harley
Words: Andy Hornsby
Pics: Harley-Davidson Archive
This was originally going to be a "How do you define a Stage 1 / Stage 2 / Stage ... Read more
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Sep 18th, 2008 09:52 AM
by glider
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Finding An Intake Leak - 986 days old
This is a very common happening on Harley engines and a rather difficult thing to diagnose for some...
Your engine had been running fine but recently it has started running poorly, maybe when its warm, maybe when its cold or sometimes the problem just seems to come and go. The problem shows signs of both a rich and lean... Read more
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Jul 3rd, 2007 03:34 PM
by glider
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Sportster Maintenance - 993 days old
Here's a link that will give you some input on general maintenance of the sportster and it's components.There are FOUR pages so don't miss any :58:
http://www.bikernet.com/sportsters/PageViewer.asp?PageID=622
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Jun 26th, 2007 08:46 AM
by glider
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Setting Timing On An EVO - 768 days old
Here's a page that will tell and show how to set the timing on an EVO and what the timing marks look like too.
Setting Ignition Timing on your Harley
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Oct 5th, 2009 06:26 PM
by Pnrdrmmr
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TQ's Engine Build - 365 days old
TQ did a roller chain conversion, Andrews N21, and installed the Dobeck TFI-1040ST and did a great job with the documentation and the pictures.
Roller chain conversion is PN 25284-08; $361 plus shipping and cam spacers from Zanotti's or another online discount dealer.
Posted by TQ...
Here is the saga of this project. I put it... Read more
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Sep 30th, 2009 04:11 PM
by marcus22
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Starter Spins / No Start - 880 days old
When you operate the starter button and it spins over without cranking the engine or grabs and then releases without starting the engine, the starter drive is usually at fault.
It operates like a one way clutch and takes a beating after numerous starts over the years. It's not a difficult job to replace but requires removal of the... Read more
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Sep 13th, 2009 02:42 PM
by redcobrasc
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Early Twin Cam Bearing Problem Identification - 994 days old
The Engine Build Date Determines the Defect
First let’s see who is affected by this bearing failure and who isn’t.The build date of your engine, (from Milwaukee’s massive Pilgrim Rd. plant) and NOT the assembly date, (which is done in the York Pennsylvania plant), of the motorcycle is the important piece of information to determine... Read more
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Sep 10th, 2009 09:07 PM
by glider
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TC Cam Chains - 197 days old
For those of you that wish to keep the stock chain setup on the twin cam engines, here's a way to smooth the links so they don't eat the tensioners as fast.
Click the pics below for a larger view.
Twin-Cam Chain Tip - Tech - Hot Rod Bikes Magazine
Twin-Cam Chain Tip
How to Make Chain Tensioner Shoes Last Longer
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Aug 30th, 2009 03:35 PM
by glider
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Removing Carbon - 731 days old
If you are running stock air cleaner or any air cleaner set up that routes the head breathers back into the CARB/FI throat than you are going to get some carbon build up from the oil vapor. Carbon buildup can cause pinging in just about any motor and sometimes starting problems because of a higher compression pressure.
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Aug 25th, 2009 05:55 PM
by lamegame
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Detonation - 229 days old
Detonation is a common problem on highly tuned cars. What happens when detonation occurs is that a portion of the gas, usually at a corner of the combustion chamber furthest away from the spark plug self ignites but AFTER the spark plug has fired. Detonation is a far more serious problem as it is harder to cure and potentially more damaging... Read more
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Aug 2nd, 2009 07:00 PM
by Dan89FLSTC
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Spark Plugs and Gapping - 969 days old
Are my plugs pre-gapped from the factory?
Some are but read on.
A spark plug part number might fit hundreds of engines, and although the factory will typically set gap to a pre-selected setting, this gap may not be the right one for your particular engine, and may not take into account modifications that you may have performed to... Read more
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Jul 29th, 2009 04:07 PM
by kurtis77
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Stator Plug Leaking - 233 days old
A trick that I found when the EVO stator plug starts to leak a bit of oil from between the plug and the case is to get the proper size "O" ring that will fit tightly over the plug and force it down between the plug and the case just below the surface of the case with something like a popsicle stick so you don't cut the "O"... Read more
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Jul 25th, 2009 06:42 AM
by glider
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Hydrallic Lifters - 298 days old
Posted by "TQ" gives a good explanation of how they operate.
I started wonderin' about this when I was having all that noise I thought was valve tapping. So when I changed out the lifters in my UC this last weekend, I pulled one apart to see what was inside. The pix are below.
And here is a pretty cool animation that shows a... Read more
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Jul 6th, 2009 06:02 PM
by dcpopp
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