would this work on my 05 harley twin cam,and would i need anything else. i do have a good compression tester?
213432
I haven't worked on motorcycles for a while, but I believe that this tool would perform well on any internal combustion engine. Of course, you will need a compressed air source.
213433
Yes, I work on antique cars and I us it on them.. Even the Model A, which the only thing I had to do was make an adapter for the larger spark plug..But it works on anything you can screw the line in and it comes with a lot of adapters.Harley should be no problem...It works great...
213434
It should work fine, it comes with three common sized spark plugs thread adapters making it basically universal.
146623
Your Harley probably DOESN'T take Synchromesh fluid for the tranny. I don't have a Harley, but a quick web search indicates that most Harley twin-cam 88s use either motor oil or gear oil for the transmission. 75W-90 or 75W-140 is often mentioned in forums for the tranny, but some users say 20W-50 in both engine and tranny. Check your bike's service manual for the recommended transmission fluid. If you can only find the H-D part # recommendation, do a web search or ask an H-D mechanic for equivalent oil weights to H-D's fluids. You can find a Royal Purple equivalent to whatever Harley recommends.
1691298
I do not believe that this cyl leakage tester can be used to check oil pressure.You would better served with an OTC engine oil pressure tester (or equivalent).
414861
Absolutely. I got it for the air shocks on my Harley. Works like a champ!!!!
2140851
It may work if you and an extension to the center shaft, it didn't work for me I had to use another type long handled wrench to hold the cam still and then loosen the cam nut with the right size wrench
542307
All it is is a hard wired two pin cable with a fuse on the hot wire side. It should work. I used it on a Burgman 650 Maxie scooter and it works fine. To be safe I suggest contacting the manufacturer to confirm.
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I honestly don't know. As I said in my review, I don't possess the technical knowledge to know what made this work and the other one fail, but I do know that it has to do with the drivers (like a printer) that make the cable work with the program. This one uses the correct "driver" to recognize a Triumph Daytona in the program. Assuming it's the software that is cable-specific and not the bike, I wouldn't see why not.
1100689
I'm not Stant makes testers for motorcycles, I would ask this question in a motorcycle forum.
213779
My supplier's catalog lists this as fitting 1999-13 Twin Cam Touring models, the FLH series. No mention of Softails. That said, as others have mentioned, it may be adapted to your Softail with some modifications, but I would suggest you contact Jim's for confirmation. Their website is http://www.jimsusa.com/index.php
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before you buy it you need to make sure that your crankshaft run out (wobble) is within tolerance. Your bike is generally known to have quality crankshafts, but there are exceptions, if your run out is more than .003 you cant use gear drive, you should be good, but check before you buy. I am happy with these cams.
757779
Go to your Harley dealer and ask. It will depend on which brake disc, your bike has.
585052
I used it on a triple, it is a 2013 Rocket 3 touring 2300cc, worked great for me. if you get it though, plug it into your computer, and follow the prompts to go online to download the software first, took me a little bit to figure it out.
1419385
Yes it works on harleys, I have it installed on my 02 sportster, 02 dyna, 05 electra glide standard, 01 heritage.
1432058
you will need the proper adapter to fit your application. The tester will then work just fine
2036435
My new cams are happily spinning in the stock plate (2005 FXD). New oil pump was installed. My mechanic did check 'runout', reported all fit within spec right out of the box...I wasn't there to see how this was done. I already had the adjustable push rods so this was relatively a quickie.I recommend this upgrade, engine runs stronger than SE 203's and I'm not worried about the chain tensioner killing the engine
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no wont work, if your replaceing cam and you see no scars on bearing you can use old bearing still. no need to replace. cam bearing hardly go bad, unless you ran without oil and ruined bearing.
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Couldn't tell you. As you can tell from my review, I have a pretty basic technical knowledge. What I learned from my experience is that you need the cable to have the same chipset as the drivers for the software with which you are tuning. I can only speculate that the software and subsequent drivers are vehicle specific with a couple overlaps in coverage, i.e. - the same cable I used might work on a Suzuki, but not on a Honda, or vice versa.