2005 Harley Davidson XL 1200 C Sportster Custom "adjustable bolt clutch cable" Questions

...clutch cable. Move the cover up or down, break the lock nut, and adjust the cable adjuster inwards until you get a lot of slack in the cable. Turn the adjuster bolt at the relaese mechanism ...

...bolt to free the left side footrest from the footrest support and then remove the footrest and spring washer and THEN using a T-27 TORX driver, remove the four TORX screws with washers to remove ...

...bolt to free the left side footrest from the footrest support and then remove the footrest and spring washer and THEN using a T-27 TORX driver, remove the four TORX screws with washers to remove ...

bolt goes where. Turn the clutch adjuster screw clockwise while you remove the outer primary cover. Do not take the clutch cable loose but rather just put the primary cover aside somewhere. Remove the

...bolt upwards until you have 1/2" to 5/8" up and down slack in the top run of the primary chain. To adjust the clutch, turn the screw counterclockwise until it stops. Then, go back clockwise 1/4 turn ...

...clutch. open up the derby cover and .. 1)Collapse the adjuster on the cable sleeve all the way. 2)Pull the lever against the bar and hold it there with slight force. 3)Turn the pushrod adjuster bolt ...

...clutch adjuster clockwise as your remvove the cover. On the other side of the bike, disconnect the positive battery cable from the starter and remove the exhaust from the bike. Back on the left side ...

...cable and the single wire from the starter. Back on the left side, there are two large bolts just above the clutch assembly, remove them. They may be different lengths so watch for that. Remove the ...

...clutch assembly. Turn the center bolt inwards until you feel a resistance. Do not force the bolt, just turn it inward until you feel a resistance. Then back the bolt back out 1/2 turn and lock the ...

...bolt towards the clutch-lever surface all the way in-not too tight. Feel the lever pressure as crisp, engage the first gear, and see if the bike moves when you engage; stops when you dis-engage. Give ...