2003 Harley Davidson XLH Sportster 883 Hugger "remove inside engine cover 2000" Questions

inside. It does not effect the performance so I am thinking it is the drive between the engine and transmission may be loose. Would this be the cause? It sounds like it, only way to check is to remove

...inside the crankcase that needs to come off in order for it to release? Could use detailed instructions on how to replace the starter, or take of crankcase cover. You must remove the primary to reach ...

...Remove the cover and totally degrease the thing inside and out. While it's off look for any bits loose inside the cover. Find yourself a bit of steel mesh (window screen) big enough to cover the hole ...

...Remove the mainshaft nut up inside the clutch assembly. It torques to 60-80 foot pounds LEFT HANDED TREADS. Remove the nut from the primary chain tensioner. Grab the compensator sprocket and the ...

...inside of the case at the top front. To check the tension, remove the oval inspection cover. The top run of the chain should have 5/8" to 7/8" up and down play in the middle of the run. To adjust, ...

Remove the derby cover. After draining the oil, refill until the oil just comes up to the lowest point of the clutch spring. If you look at the clutch assembly, you'll see a bright aluminum "ring"

...inside primary case? Because the clutch cable adjuster clearance increases with engine temperature, adjust the clutch when the engine is cold. If the clutch is adjusted when the engine is hot, ...

Remove the "inspection cover" in the center of your primary. Using your finger, gauge the up and travel of the upper run of the primary chain. Set it to between 3/4" and 7/8" with the engine cold. Now

...remove the left hand fairing to gain access to the generator cover this needs to be removed to allow you to turn the engine over via the 8mm allen head in the centre. turn over the engine a few times ...

...remove this. Now you can see the timer unit. Mark the timer unit and the inside of the timer cavity so that you can put the new unit in the exact same position as the old unit was. Make sure you make ...