Will this work on a 2006 flhtc-i for removing iner cam bearings
465592
It should. Every source I've checked says '99 to '06 TC88 use the same inner bearing except the '06 dyna.
465593
I used the tool on a 2002 Dyna with no problem. Changed out cams lifters and adjusted new push rods in about 4 hours. Put on a header now running about 90 HP at rear tire.
465594
I used this tool on my 2001 tc88 and it worked well.When I bought the tool it was said to be good through the year 2006 tc88.So based on that info I would say yes it would work.
465595
Yes it should work. Harley didn't go to the new style cam tensioner & plate setup until 2007.
465596
I worked well on my 2000, and think it would work on your 2006,but don't know for sure. Heartland Co. sent instructions quickly after I emailed them.
465597
I would think so but cant guarantee it. When I bought mine, I had questions. Seller responded quickly and knew his stuff. Hope that helps. It did work for my 04 FLH TC88
465598
yes it will work great follow the instructions put plenty of lube where the brg. fits into the case dont't force it hopes this helps.
269243
That bearing doesn't fit a torrent, equinox, or vue, I ordered it for a 2006 pontiac torrent front wheel drive. and it did not fit, it goes to another car all together. I had to send it back
818124
Yes it will .. Your main concern should only be 8mm or 7mm bearings when choosing tool. ABEC is just a rating nothing to do with size. This tool works on variety of bearings
1120730
I would need the year of the tractor to be positive however all 05 thru 08 50" stamped decks take these spindles. Many other years had different bearing types but housing mounting will be the same.
980725
Yes. You need 2 special tools. (Park Tool Cassette/Rotor Lockring Removal Tool - FR-5/FR-5G) and (Park Tool SR-1 Sprocket Remover/Chain whip with Header)
714485
No, you should go with the gooseneck stabilizer. The part number is 57382. A link for it is below.Camco 57382 Gooseneck Stabilizer
71071
Will not work with 103 - this one only works with the 88 (Maybe 80 I forget off hand) Check though - they should have one tooled for the 103. Note - you should NOT need to press the bearings out of the 103 cam plate.
1484953
I would think that if there is the correct size in the set it should work although I have never tried it as I have a separate set for bearings.
1350553
I used mine to pull the front Brake Drums and hub on my 57 Chevy. I am not familiar with your 2006, But this tool is very well built. I was also advised it will work on my rear drums when and if I need to pull them.
440779
It will work but the quality of the tool is pure junk. You'd be better off buying a better set or take it to your local mechanic for pulley install and removal.
330353
Yes, it will work, but you have to have a hole drilled into the 2-piece rod in order for the bearing installer portion to work correctly. It's not that big of a deal if you have or know someone with a home drill press or has access to one at work. Be aware that there are no instructions with this product.For bearing removal you'll need a slide hammer type puller similar to the at the link.Sunex 3911 Slide Hammer Puller Set
332615
If the part numbers match then it should fit. The bearings do come pre - installed. I replaced one on my 42 in murray by getting the part number of the original spindle and this was a perfect fit. Didnt bother with purchasing self tapping screws because the originals tapped the threads just fine as long as you went slow while installing. From start to finish, install was roughly 15 min. Be advised that was with the aid of an air impact for blade installation
1600616
If it has an 88" twin cam then yes.Here it is from S&S; web sitehttp://www.sscycle.com/product/S-S-510G-Camshaft-Kit-p20346.htmlPer S&S; kit SKU # 33-5177.....Put in my 2000 FLHRCI
1774141
If its the wheel type adjuster, it is the correct one. Sorry,,, Its not the wheel type. It should work for the slide type.
494727
I wouldn't attempt iy personally, but may work if your concerned about cost, which I am sure you are. I used these on a camera dolly, which worked fine. The bearings are low grade, and not sealed, but do have zircs for lube injection.For your application, something higer end with sealed bearings would be advisable which will cost you 2-3x more.
898691
Yes, it will work...but tool is designed to work with cam and rocker arm assembly removed...
1479404
Yes, this kit is a very good one and will allow you to remove and replace the "pressed-in" wheel bearing your car has, without having to use a "shop press". This awesome tool takes the place of an external press by allowing you to keep the hub/knuckle assy' on the car. Just remove the CV axle and hub (using a hub puller) and this tool will pass through the wheel bearing hole, allowing you to extract & replace it using the supplied disks. Thanks for asking your question and please ask further if needed!