Questions & Answers for: derby cover change

or do I need to take the derby cover off to check the levels etc I never pull the derby cover unless I have to fix something. I do exactly what you described and have for 20 years. Never had a problem

...derby cover as well, look on the backside, you'll probably see that the bolt holes have been "pulled" through on each bolt hole. The raised backside of the bolt holes holds your covers up just ...

...derby cover with out removing the oil Yes, although I don't work on the later model bikes, I do believe you can do this because you have to take the derby cover off to adjust the clutch and you ...

derby cover? 3) The screws that hold the derby cover on won't tighten up-do they need some type of caulking? Thank you!! The case you're changing the oil in is called the primary drive case or

...derby cover. After most of the oil has drained, stand the bike upright and remove the derby cover and inspection cover. Re-install the drain plug after all the old oil has drained.. Pour oil into the ...

derby) cover. Remove the plug and the oil will drain out. Replace the plug when the primary is empty. Stand the bike upright and pour oil into the primary after removing the derby cover. Oil is at the

10w40?and why do a lot of people say that you need to remove the derby cover? remove derby only if you are changing the primary oil. use a 20 w 50 in all compartments. YES a synthetic is good for that

derby cover change Does the gasket need to be replaced when I put on skull derby cover? Yes, you should replace the o-ring every time you remove the cover.

...derby cover. There is a specific torque to those screws on the derby cover. Also very easy to over fill the transmission by not draining long enough and/or when oil is not warm. If you aren't talking ...

...to change derby cover on a 1999 sportster Hi Anonymous, for more information on your question please visit the websites below and good luck: 2014 Harley Davidson Iron 883 Derby Cover removal ...