2004 Road King Classic Fork Oil Change
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2021
- 2004 Road King Classic with 28,000 miles probably never had fork oil changed.
Tools used:
5/16 combination wrench
#3 phillips screwdriver
3/8 ratchets
1/2in socket
Flathead screwdriver
Pick
Crescent Wrench
Vice Grip
2x 14oz Betty Crocker measuring cups (purchased at Family Dollar)
Parts:
45858-77 x2 SCREW, W/ WASHER
Harley-Davidson type E fork oil
45733-48 x2 Rubber Washers
Video edited on iPad with LumaFusion
Perfect. I'm the original owner of a 2004 Road King. The fork oil has never been changed. I'll be doing this this summer. Thanks.
I have had a 2012 Road King for a couple of years now, doing all the fluids right now. I have changed the oil, tranny, primary before, but I have never done the brake fluid and forks. Just got done with the brake fluid change, going to do the forks this weekend. Your video is lots of help...thanks.
Again, very well done. Thorough, concise and thankfully, no music!
Liked the video a lot. I’m mechanically inclined and have done a lot to my bike , but not fork oil. I was just going to pay to have it done until I watched your video. The step by step was great. Just what I needed to determine if I was going to give it a try. Thanks to you I will.
Very clear and concise information. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, I need to make some other videos.
awesome vid thank you
Nice job.
Great Job!!
If the fork oil comes out that dark the Teflon has warn off the bushings and its time for a rebuild of the fork
Thank you
Good video my friend.
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.
U made it look like an easy way to do it, but (with respect to your sharing) how is the handling on the road, please could you give me any feedback on this issue, thank you very much for your time and effort and support 🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Great job and in detail to, I have a 96 King I'm the second owner I have 30 something thousand on it. I'm looking to do this also, were you feeling anything that made you replace the oil, or just that it was time with the miles you had on it. I feel the front end dump if I go into a pothole or bump in the road. I'm wondering if just changing fluids would help me. Or I might have to change the internal springs to.
you can use a crowsfoot and a torquewrench. great video BTW
You forgot to pump the air bubbles out before putting the fork caps back on
first of all thanks for the explanation... I would like you to inform me of the reference of the erasers you talk about in the video... can you send the reference of Harley? thank you very much: fred from portugal
Is your left side fork a cartridge type?
Well behaved Dogs 🐕