Re: OT: Wrenching a Big Dog

On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 20:11:35 -0800, "Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

>I've got a 98 FXDWG that's been a great bike.  Frankly, I didn't know much
>about wrenching, but started doing it on this one and really learned alot.
>Now I do most of the standard stuff, but only because of the Harley shop
>manual and parts manual that has a lot of useful information.  Now I'm
>thinking about adding a Big Dog to the stable and it occurs to me that this
>company hasn't got around to manuals other than the terse owner's manual.
>Anyway, without a detailed manual how do folks find the right parts, etc?  I
>know there's a lot of commonality between bikes, but how do you go about
>wrenching something whose guts are bit unknown?  I guess you could track
>down every supplier that contributed to the bike, but geez, what a pain.
>
>Fred

You can follow the same manual as you do for your 98, as far as the
engine is concerned... with some allowances.
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