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Anonymous Posted on Jul 21, 2010

Where is the oil drain plug on the 88 c.i.H.D.2003

Where is the oil drain plug on the 88 c.i. H D 2003 flstc

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On all Softail models, look along the bottom of the oil tank from the right side of the bike. You'll see a line or hose going downward towards the transmission. Usually, unless the changed something, the line will come out along the frame down below and behind the transmission. There will be a plug in the end of the line. Remove the plug to drain the oil.

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