I'll imagine it's a stock 74 cu in motor or larger due to mods of your own. If it has a stock oil pump, primary etc then oil is sent ot the primary chain for lubrication then it goes back into the motor or oil. There should not be a lot of oil in the primary (stock "dry" clutch). So.....you may need to check and see if the return line from the primary to allow the oil to flow out is clogged possibly or you've got a pump/return line etc problem.
Newer primarys are basically sealed (wet clutch) and hold oil in them. Different amounts in ounces. My 1980 has the flow from engine and back into the engine primary like yours. I changed mine by removing the in line from the pump (curved about 90 degrees with a rubbler line going to the top in the back of the primary to squirt/pump oil on the primary chain and plugged the return line to the motor. I didn't like pumping oil into the primary and back into my engine oil so I "sealed" my primary (shovels seem to always leak, keep an eye on it) and put 4 to 6 oz's of primary oil in it. The oil will be "splashed up on your P chain but you can't use too much due to the dry or wet/dry clutch .
no you dont have to pull the inner primary
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have a 1976 CC FLH harley davidson need to whats the transmission fluid weight
I am trying to find drain plug on 93 flh.
What is the oil capcity for a 1996 Harley Davidson FLH Electra Glide Classic
There are a couple of different ways. One you can crack the seal around the cover by loosing the screws/bolts and allowing the fluid to drain out. Another, you can remove the inspection cover and using a siphon pump. remove the fluid that way. If yours is so equipped, remove the clutch inspection cover and then remove the plug located on the bottom of the primary cover. Drain fluid into a suitable container.
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what year?
The FLH had a higher compression ratio and hence more power than the FL. The FLH can be identified by having 7 cooling fins cast into the head to disipate the additional heat generated by the increased compression.
In 1955 Harley added the model FLH Super Sport. The FLH has polished and flowed intake ports and has 8:1 compression. In 1955 the FL had 7.25:1 compression. (Prior to 1955 the compression in the FL was 7:1.) The letter H = High Compression.
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under the seat