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What is the average rear tire mileage for a FLSTC?
8500 MILES
What model of Harley Davidson is 1HD1BW5177Y068051?
FLSTC Heritage Classic
What is the Oil specifications for a 1992 harley Davidson flstc?
20W-50
How do you drain primary case on 1997 harley Davidson flstc?
Drain plug on the bottom
What is torque spec for rear axle on 2011 FLSTC?
95-105 ft. lbs.
Why does 1996 HD FLSTC make a loud click when key turns Won't start?
out of battery
When did Harley Davidson make the first heritage softail?
The first FLSTC was introduced in the summer of 1985 as a 1986 model.
What is the fuel tank capacity for a 1992 Harley Davidson FLSTC?
3.43 gallons.... or for you brits, thats 13 liters :)
What is the difference between a FLSTC or a FLSTCI on a Harley?
The difference between a FLSTC and a FLSTCI on a Harley-Davidson primarily lies in the fuel system and certain features. The FLSTC, or Heritage Softail Classic, typically refers to models with a carbureted engine, while the FLSTCI designates the same model but with electronic fuel injection (EFI). This change in fuel system enhances performance and reliability, particularly in varying weather conditions. Overall, both models share similar styling and chassis characteristics, but the EFI versions offer more modern technology.
Where is the transmission drain plug on an 89 FLSTC?
The drain plug is located on the side of the transmission end cover (on the right side of the transmission) at the very bottom center.
How do you rebuild the transmission on a 1993 Harley FLSTC?
Read the Service Manual....its not for beginners...you may want to consult someone whos done it before...some special tools are required to do it properly.
How do you remove engine residual oil on a 1991 flstc?
To remove engine residual oil from a 1991 FLSTC, first, ensure the engine is cool and disconnect the battery. Use a degreaser or engine cleaner, applying it to the affected areas with a brush or cloth, and let it sit for a few minutes to break down the oil. Rinse with water or wipe with a damp cloth, being careful to avoid electrical components. Finally, dry the area thoroughly and inspect for any leaks or remaining residue.
