2001 Harley Davidson FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide "adjust brakes front" Questions

...adjust the brake light switch on the hand brake on a 1994 FXDWG. It appears not to return to it proper position and my brake light is staying on.. There is no adjustment, either it works, or not. ...

...front of the housing half. You must desolder the wires, replace the switch with a new one, and resolder the original wires to the new switch. Reassemble the throttle sleeve and switch housing halves. ...

...front wheel at all times....how do I adjust to where the pads aren't rubbing anymore? Thank you!! Wayne H. there is always a little drag that is normal otherwise the brake pads would rattle. if ...

...Remove the two bolts that hold the housing halves together. Loosen the throttle and idle cable adjustments and remove the throttle sleeve. Lower the bottom half and you'll see the switch in ...

...working on handle bars like putting on new grips there is a switch on front brake it migt be out of adjustment Look to see if both elements are lite on tail light MOPAR KENNY Hope i could ...

adjust the thottle sleeve and check for the proper operation of the throttle. The rear brake light is controlled by a rear brake pressure switch located beneath the bike. Find the rear master cylinder

...adjust the fluid to the proper level if necessary using DOT 4 BRAKE FLUID, install the master cylinder reservoir cap and tighten the reservoir cap screws to 6-8 in-lbs (0.7-0.9 Nm). For FLD Models ...

...is tight,and so are the fron calipers This is an indicator that the steering head may not be adjusted correctly. The only way to tell for sure is to jack the bike up and take the front wheel ...

...then you have a leak that needs to be fixed before you can continue with the carburetor adjustment. The engine should be at operating temperature with the choke off to set the idle

...adjust front brakes on suzuki intruder how to adjust front brakes on a 2001 vs 800 gl Suzuki intruder How do you mean adjust the front brakes, these arhydraulic and dont have adjusters, when worn out ...