2002 Harley Davidson XLH Sportster 883 Hugger "clutch rubber boot down" Questions

...clutch cable under a rubber boot is the adjustment for the cable. Slide this down to access the adjuster. This may take a little effort to do. Use a 1/2 inch wrench to hold the adjuster and a 9/16 to ...

...rubber boot on your clutch cable, adjust that so you only have about an eigth of an inch of play on the lever. If that doesn't fix it the next adjustment is under the ball and ramp, lossen the clutch ...

...clutch cable down till you come to a rubber boot slide the boot up loosen the 9/16 jam nut and 1/2 nut then go down and remove clutch cover there is a 11/16 nut and an allen bolt hold the allen and ...

...clutch cable adjuster in the cable. It should be covered with a rubber bellows type boot. Move the boot up or down to expose the adjuster. Loosen the lock nut and turn the adjuster barrel inwards ...

...bike then put in gear while it is rolling and it go? I would say adjust the clutch. Screw the adjustment out. Or unscrew the adjustment. Which is under a little black rubber boot on the clutch

clutch. Find the rubber boot that covers the cable adjuster on the clutch cable and move it up or down. Loosen the lock nut and turn the adjuster inwards getting as much slack in the cable as possible

...clutch. First slide the rubber boot off the adjustment screw on the clutch cable, you can then make adjustment to cable for the pull. If you need to adjust the clutch itself you need to remove the ...

...clutch cable. Halfway down the cable is a rubber boot. Pull the rubber boot up the cable, (Or down. Pull it. Do NOT push), until it clears the adjustment. (The adjustment is a hex shaped piece, that ...

...clutch cable. It's usually covered by a rubber bellows type cover. Slide the cover off the adjuster and loosen the locknut. Adjust the adjuster inwards to get as much slack in the cable as possible. ...

it comes out of the lever and your clutch cable has a accordian shaped rubber boot around the adjustment mechanism which you can find if you follow you clutch cable down from the lever.