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Where is the location of the drain plug for the transmission? where is the filler location and what is the volume ?

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To the best of my knowledge Roadliners are no different than other bikes, the motor and transmission share the same oil. When you drain and change the engine oil you are also draining and changing the transmission oil. To be on the safe side you may want to cosult your dealer. Good luck

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    The oil volume is 3.4 litres The drain plug is underneath the motor Facing the left hand side. The filler cap should be on the clutch housing. The bottom of the front barrel.

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