Best way to replace stock hoses on the back side of the oil bag on a 2003 heritage softail ,remove fender ,seat battery???

You will really need a service manual on this. Remove seat. Remove battery. Remove exhaust system. Drain and remove oil tank. Remove starter leads. Remove starter. Replace. Reinstall above in reverse order of disassembly.Don't forget to put oil back in.

I have installed this system once on an FLHR, on Softails it may be a bit tricky to find space, so here are some ideas I would use:

1. Under the seat between the rear fender and frame.
2. Under the seat somewhere beteen the battery and box, or frame.
3. If you look at the plastic cover between the rear tire and fender, if you remove this plastic cover, this is where your TSSM is, you may have room there.

You are limited by space on a softail, you may also look at fabricating a special box on the frame, in front, normally between the fender and frame, to put all this. This can be tricky but, I know you will figure it out.

Hope this helps even a little.

Remove the seat, disconnect the rubber "hold down' strap, disconnect the wires and lift the battery out. Earlier model softails had a bolt on either side of the frame to hold the seat on just in front of the rear fender struts.

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Steve

The battery is under the seat inside the "horseshoe" oil tank. Remove the seat by removing the large bolts that take a 3/8" Allen or Hex key type wrench. Lift the rear of the seat and pull it to the rear. You'll see the battery once you get the seat off.

Good Luck
Steve

There should be a screw/bolt on top of the rear fender holding the seat back down, and there should be a bolt on each side on the frame near where the seat dips down on the sides near the oil tank. The side bolts were hex heads last I knew to help ID them.

Back of the seat remove the fender bolt..on both sides of the seat where your *** sits are two large torque bolts...You dont have to remove the tank Heritadge has fatbob tanks..remove the 1/2 inch nut holding down your speedometer raise it up and your wire will run through their. you have two seperate tanks their is space between them on the frame.

there should be bolts under the rear fender that hold the seat in place